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Urban Design 101: Landscaping & Signage

The City of Los Angeles shows Jacksonville examples of how to incorporate landscaping and signage into an urban pedestrian scale setting.
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Ruins of Jacksonville: The Ambassador Hotel

The Ambassador Hotel originally opened in 1924 as 310 West Church Street Apartments, the first upscale...
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Rick Mullaney: The Benefits and Future of Consolidation

The third and final installment of the series. Rick Mullaney, as the General Counsel for the City of...
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Tommy Hazouri's Charter Presentation on School Board

In a recent speech, School Board President and former Mayor Tommy Hazouri came out swinging against the...
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City Re-Paves Bay Street, but Why?

As part of the $3.5 million project to create reversible lanes for stadium events, the City of Jacksonville...
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Ruins of Jacksonville: Annie Lytle Public School

Have a look inside one of Jacksonville's most endangered historic structures: Annie Lytle Public School...
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Urban Design 101: Off-Street Parking

The City of Los Angeles' Urban Design Studio illustrates ways to use design to mask off street parking...
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Duval County Men's Health Report

This report provides an overview of Men's Health, the major indicators of poor health outcomes in men...
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Urban Design 101: Building Orientation

Simple and cost effective solutions can make a huge difference in the development of a sustainable community...
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Downtown's Most Endangered Historic Buildings

It has been two years since the Jacksonville Historic Society released their list of significant endangered...
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