Bloomberg CityLab

Design Edition is Bloomberg CityLab's weekly newsletter about architecture, development and design — and the people who make buildings happen. Read and subscribe ➡️ bloom.bg/design-edition

"We have an opportunity — again." Lessons from past oil shocks re-emerge as cities ponder gas-saving policies bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

San Francisco-based Urban Alchemy runs shelters and patrols streets in several cities, armed with a salty slogan, a controversial model and a reputation for moving fast. Read more: bloom.bg/3PKMXoI 📷️: Jay L. Clendenin/Los Angeles Times

A federal agency has approved Trump's White House ballroom project, despite a court order and tens of thousands of critical public comments. Even neoclassical architects are divided bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

"We have an opportunity — again." Lessons from past oil shocks re-emerge as cities ponder gas-saving policies bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

The new effort to remove a popular bike lane in Washington, DC, is part of a federal campaign to sideline the city's residents bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

San Francisco-based Urban Alchemy runs homeless shelters and patrols streets in several cities, armed with a controversial model and a reputation for moving fast. bloomberg.com/news/features/…

The new effort to remove a popular bike lane in Washington, DC, is part of a federal campaign to sideline the city's residents bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

The biggest winners from this year’s World Cup are poised to be those able to rent out their properties, especially in the tri-state area. Read how the tournament is reshaping the lodging market in host cities across the US here: bloom.bg/40WrTOz 🗺️: Bloomberg

San Francisco-based Urban Alchemy runs homeless shelters and patrols streets in several cities, armed with a controversial model and a reputation for moving fast. bloomberg.com/news/features/…

A Washington federal judge moved to halt Donald Trump’s efforts to build a new 90,000-square-foot ballroom at the White House until he gets approval from Congress bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

San Francisco-based Urban Alchemy runs homeless shelters and patrols streets in several cities, armed with a controversial model and a reputation for moving fast. bloomberg.com/news/features/…

In his new book "The Invention of the Future," Harvard University scholar Bruno Carvalho marks the milestones and missteps that have shaped global urbanization around the world. Read more: bloom.bg/4v0gI5e 📷: Getty Images

Is the New Museum expansion the end for New York’s mega-gallery era? bloomberg.com/news/newslette…

Second City leaders have discussed following Manhattan’s lead in tolling roads to ease traffic. But a Chicago-style version of New York’s policy might look very different, writes David Zipper. Read his perspective here: bloom.bg/3NPRdCP 📷: Getty Images

New York City sued ridehail app Empower and founder Joshua Sear, claiming the company has been operating unlawfully without a license the past few years even as the service gained popularity by offering cheap fares to customers bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

Raising honeybees in the city has emerged as a popular sustainability practice — and a big business. But hives can also leave native pollinators in a sticky fix. Read more: bloom.bg/3Q3n0Rf 📷: Getty Images

The arrest of a former director of the KinderHaus preschool in Brooklyn’s southern Park Slope for alleged embezzlement is ricocheting through the world of New York City private schools bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

“The World Cup of Displacement” bloomberg.com/news/newslette…

Struggling private rail Brightline Trains Florida has hired Perella Weinberg Partners to advise on a potential debt restructuring, sources say bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

New York City sued ridehail app Empower and founder Joshua Sear, claiming the company has been operating unlawfully without a license the past few years even as the service gained popularity by offering cheap fares to customers bloomberg.com/news/articles/…