
In Part 1 of this series, we explored the context that made greenfield or exurban sites attractive for post-earthquake recovery[Read More...]
Urban Planning + Architecture + Preservation + Design

In Part 1 of this series, we explored the context that made greenfield or exurban sites attractive for post-earthquake recovery[Read More...]

There is no away On some philosophical level, most of us recognize the truth in this adage which has gained[Read More...]

The ravines of Port-au-Prince represent for me a perfect distillation of adjectives about this city.
I had lunch the other day with blogging and business development guru Chris Lema. Among the excellent tidbits of information I[Read More...]

A city is not only the result of the equation that summarize an indefinite number of buildings; instead it is[Read More...]

San Diego – The 13th & Market Project is now under construction directly west of the Albertson’s grocery store in[Read More...]

Boston - Public presentations from development groups hoping to build on downtown Boston’s “Parcel 9” took place during the week ending[Read More...]

A few months later…as promised (not). My usual repertoire, which has caused a struggle I have found writing within my[Read More...]

Lets face it, the role of city planning throughout history has not always been to achieve Owen’s Utopia: “To come[Read More...]

A Los Angeles art exhibit is asking visitors to Rethink LA. The Architecture and Design Museum’s current exhibit, running through[Read More...]

I recently was made aware of the blog reCities by Robert Kwolek. I was instantly struck by its simplicity and[Read More...]
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