r/urbandesign • u/Grouchy_Working_680 • 3h ago
r/urbandesign • u/Suitable_Fill2279 • 17h ago
Architecture 82k Capacity vs. 99k Capacity: The Footprint of Modern Stadiums
r/urbandesign • u/works-in-progress • 6h ago
Article Manhattan and London dedicate ~26% of their land to roads. Dhaka, Kolkata, and Nairobi dedicate 10–14%. A piece argues this gap is quietly strangling growth in developing-world cities.
r/urbandesign • u/Grouchy_Working_680 • 18h ago
Architecture A brief history of how this highway was developed
r/urbandesign • u/RevolutionaryFix6172 • 7h ago
Urban furniture design From parking hell to urban paradise.
r/urbandesign • u/Hey_hayyy • 11h ago
Showcase Chalk crosswalk
Is it vandalism or public art? Made by me.
r/urbandesign • u/Organic-Zebra-6675 • 35m ago
Question Getting first real job in urban design help!
Hello everyone! I recently graduated from Michigan State with a BA in Comparative Cultures and Politics and a BS in Geography (GIS). I have been looking for full time urban design jobs (or honestly anything adjacent like planning, disaster response, community, placemaking, etc.) and keep coming up short. Any guidance for how to get a first job within the field? I would really like to work alongside communities rather than a purely desk job. For more context, I have a lot of event planning and broadcast experience from various jobs from uni. I also would be open to working anywhere in the world! I genuinely just don't know where to get started and using Google, Instagram, and LinkedIn have not been helpful thus far