U.S. Cities Are at a Crossroads
Technology and changing social values will give Americans more control than ever over how and where they live in the future.
Duplexes like these could add density without compromising neighborhood character.
Source: The Washington Post
When we envision our future, we often think in terms of technology, culture and geopolitics. All of that determines both our lifestyle and the kinds of cities we build.
U.S. cities have arrived at a crossroads. Explosive growth in the South and Southwest, heightened awareness of inequality, an aging population and technology that redefines transportation and buildings are changing priorities for development. Like never before, Americans have an opportunity to ask themselves how and where they'll live over the next few decades.