Walkability is a hallmark of the most vibrant U.S. cities. Here's how Louisville ranks
Many Louisville neighborhoods lack walkability. Improvements will be key to the city's future prosperity, some experts say.
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Many Louisville neighborhoods lack walkability. Improvements will be key to the city's future prosperity, some experts say.
Some of the only green spaces in downtown Louisville can be found at the corner of 5th Street and Muhammad Ali Blvd.
Louisville's Trager family donated $1 million to UofL's Christina Lee Brown Envirome Institute for the Trager Micro-Forest Project.
The design of cities directly affects human and environmental health, and with health and ecological disasters unfolding around the globe seemingly daily, urgency is growing for public-health and urban-design professionals to collaborate to improve the built environment. Over the next six months, the University of Louisville's Urban Design Studio (UDS), part of the Department of Urban and Public Affairs, will explore how the city of Louisville can serve as a living laboratory for research, education and experimentation at the Healthful City Design Studio at 429 W. Muhammad Ali Blvd. This ...