"urban projects" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to projects centered around cities and urban development. For example, "The government is investing more money into urban projects to help improve the infrastructure of major cities."
Which is why he focused on urban projects.
He and his colleagues have come up with a number of smart urban projects of their own.
The pontiff kept himself in good health by frequent excursions in Rome and the countryside, supervising urban projects and fortifications.
Like Mr. Durst, he expects to use slag or ash in all urban projects from now on.
Among other things, the changes would exempt some urban projects from including parking and aesthetics as part of mandatory environmental reviews, one of many goals of business leaders.
Residential designs and major urban projects are in separate galleries — mini-exhibitions that remind you of the limitations of Wright's ramp.
He and Ms. Nicanor selected Atelier Bow-Wow, they said, because they were seeking midcareer architects with experience in small urban projects, and the firm fit that profile.
Although a lot of his urban projects that many people know about — Towers in the Park — are probably real disasters, there were other projects that were quite fascinating.
But if firms could be persuaded to remain directly involved in big urban projects as well, the work would go much faster.
And the chef Nicole LoBue teaches monthly four-hour "Self-Sufficient Kitchen" classes that are held at the Studio for Urban Projects in San Francisco.
A shift towards housing vouchers and away from massive urban projects encouraged people in subsidised housing to make the same move.
