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Bringing Back Building Types: Conservation Biology, or Jurassic Park? (Part 1)
You have to admit it: vanished species that used to fill the globe have a certain appeal.
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Roger Foreman
5 Reasons Why Urban Practitioners Should Care About Resilience
Last week as this post was scheduled to go out, I stood overlooking my quaint small town where 12+ feet of water was rushing through our Main Street.
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Taylor Schenker
Activation & Intervention: Two Sides of the Tactical Urbanism Coin
Setting the stage for, and learning from tactical urbansim
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Thomas Long
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Transforming LA’s Sprawl: A Community Call to Action
Home to 3.9 million people [i], the city of Los Angeles is often thought of as a car-centric, sprawling city.
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Cal Kurtz
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Competing against Suburbia: Why new urbanism hasn’t caught on as a reliable model of development and two solutions.
If urbanists, academics, and planners agree that New Urbanism and Traditional Neighborhood Developments (TNDs) are the best form of residential…
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Levi Wintz
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Urban Career Advice from the Inside
No one has all the secrets, but here are some tips on how to progress in the field and overcome barriers.
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Beth Cichon
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Reflecting on the Impact of my Heroes (Part II: Jacobs)
In Part I of this article, I posed the question that if Jane Jacobs and Frederick Law Olmsted are agreed to be two of the most influential urbanists in…
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Matt Schaefer
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