Metro Jacksonville - Learning From

	The Ottawa Transitway: North America's largest busway system You can't sell BRT to a community without showing residents what North America's largest BRT system, using dedicated bus lanes, looks like. Metro Jacksonville introduces you to the Ottawa... FULL STORY
	Learning from Knoxville, Tennessee Metropolitan Knoxville is half the size of Jacksonville, less dense, and has an image problem much larger than anything Jacksonville has had to deal with. However, it appears that Knoxvillians have... FULL STORY
	Elements of Urbanism: Savannah Savannah is what happens when you mix the often overlooked elements of urbansim together. This community is living proof that sometimes quality is better than... FULL STORY
	Elements of Urbanism: Detroit International Riverfront Despite being the poster child for economic blight, Detroit appears to be getting this one right.... FULL STORY
	2007 Census: How does Jacksonville rank? As of July 1, 2006, Jacksonville has an estimated population of 794,555. These charts illustrate where our numbers place us in the grand scheme of... FULL STORY
	Elements of Urbanism: Columbus In a region known for economic stagnation, Columbus, OH continues to grow and make progress at a Sunbelt... FULL STORY
	Learning from Dublin, Ireland Metro Jacksonville's first European city comparison takes you to Dublin. Like Jacksonville, Dublin is split down the middle by a river. In Dublin's case, it is the River... FULL STORY
	Norfolk: Jacksonville's Twin? An economy based off shipbuilding and the Navy. A riverfront downtown, decimated by urban renewal in an Atlantic Coast city, in stiff competition with it's southside and beach suburbs. Sounds... FULL STORY
	Learning From Georgia IV: Savannah's Forsyth Park Have you ever wondered what the parks that border Downtown and Springfield could look like with a little extra love, care, and attention? Savannah's Forsyth Park offers an interesting glimpse at... FULL STORY
	Elements of Urbanism: Uptown Charlotte Over the past few decades, Charlotte has become one of the most progressive and fastest growing cities in the Southeast. Let's take a look at how this city is shaping up from an urban... FULL STORY

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