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The YIMBY movement is officially in Indianapolis.

At Last, the Cultural Trail Expands!

The Indianapolis Cultural Trail is expanding – and increasing Indianapolis’ stature as the pacemaker for protected cycle-tracks in the U.S.

What Do The Children Want? TOD, Probably

Surface parking along the Red Line?

Plan to Spend Time in New PlanIndy Site

Takeaways from the transportation layers on the new PlanIndy site

City Leaders Shouldn’t Kneel For Anthem

A week or two back, there was a bit of fervor on SkyscraperCity’s Indianapolis Development sub-forum (a great arena for … More

A Positive Redlining

Contrary to historic Redlining, which was horrible, Indianapolis begins a new chapter this upcoming week with its own Red Line. … More

HoosierUrbanist

Check out this new blog devoted to urbanism in Indianapolis!

Pulliam Square Phase II Update

According to IBJ’s Scott Olsen, an updated proposal for Pulliam Square’s second phase should be filed by March. As for … More

632 MLK | Mixed-use, 4 stories | Approved

632 Martin Luther King Jr. | Studio – 4 bedroom apartments | Indiana Ave District A wonderful infill for the Indiana … More

Update: Park10 | Chatham Arch

With the unseasonably mild weather during December, Milhaus’ Park10 project is progressing quickly. Recently topped out, exterior paneling should be … More

Community = Walkable neighborhoods

Community cannot form in non-communal space, civic life requires settings in which people meet as equals. The absence of public … More

Is that a cantilever downtown?!

Seems like most developers simply shut off the entire sidewalk.

130 E Washington | Wholesale District

Ratio Architects is involved in yet another downtown project, this time a restoration of 130 E Washington St., the former … More

Downtown Indy population increased more than 10,000 between 2005 and 2015

This is great news <- LINK Among secondary Midwest markets outside of Detroit and Milwaukee, Indianapolis has the largest downtown population with a … More

School of Dentistry – IUPUI

http://www.ibj.com/articles/56079-de…istry-addition Even more IUPUI infill! Although it is great news to see surface lots of campus gradually filled in with … More