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Brendan Crain | Apr 13th, 2011 | Topic: Built Environment | Region: | Cities: New York |
For any New Yorker who’s ever imagined a better transit system or speculated that their park could be the next High Line, the Institute for Urban Design (IfUD) created By the City / For the City, a crowdsourcing project meant to draw attention to oft-overlooked sites and situations around the city. (
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Jeff Tiell | Mar 22nd, 2011 | Topic: Culture | Region: | Cities: Los Angeles, New York |
What kind of cities do we wish to make for ourselves, and how do the ways in which planners are educated and edified stretch and/or reinforce status quo values, norms, and meanings in planning practice?
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Kyle Shiel | Mar 11th, 2011 | Topic: Built Environment | Region: | Cities: Boston, Portland |
In an era of foreclosures and declining wealth, the role for the planning profession is straightforward: Advocate for policies that increase the range of housing typologies in their communities. (
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Johanna Hoffman | Feb 21st, 2011 | Topic: Built Environment | Region: | Cities: Philadelphia |
PennPraxis Executive Director Harris Steinberg talks with Johanna Hoffman about the central Delaware development plan, which engaged thousands of Philadelphians in the planning of an important waterfront district. (
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Next American City | Feb 7th, 2011 | Topic: | Region: | Cities: Cincinnati |
Planning school is worth it—for a number of our readers, anyway. Here are their thoughts on what sort of degree to get, the networking opportunities, and the factors to consider before enrolling. (
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Johanna Hoffman | Feb 3rd, 2011 | Topic: Built Environment | Region: | Cities: Philadelphia |
David Gouverneur, a PennDesign professor who has made a career out of injecting environmental and social values into the process of placemaking, shares his recipes for healthy cities. (
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Julia Ramey Serazio | Feb 1st, 2011 | Topic: Built Environment | Region: | Cities: |
Do you go to planning/urban studies school? Are you thinking about applying? We want to know what our readers think about the experience, the programs, and, of course, the job prospects. (
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Julia Ramey Serazio | Jan 28th, 2011 | Topic: Infrastructure | Region: | Cities: New York |
New York’s Municipal Arts Society will spend its 2011 raising awareness and advocating for these 11 initiatives, ranging from keeping jobs in the garment district to better disaster planning. (
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Jeff Tiell | Jan 25th, 2011 | Topic: Built Environment | Region: | Cities: San Francisco |
Jeff Tiell reports on the growing popularity of academic urban planning programs, and questions how and why planners should study. (
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Ahmed Abukhater | Jan 18th, 2011 | Topic: Built Environment | Region: | Cities: |
A sponsored post from ESRI’s Ahmed Abukhater, who explains how to shift from “planning for people” to “planning with people” using new technologies and platforms. (
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For any New Yorker who’s ever imagined a better transit system or speculated that their park could be the next High Line, the Institute for Urban Design (IfUD) created By the City / For the City, a crowdsourcing project meant to draw attention to oft-overlooked sites and situations around the city. (keep reading…)
What kind of cities do we wish to make for ourselves, and how do the ways in which planners are educated and edified stretch and/or reinforce status quo values, norms, and meanings in planning practice? (keep reading…)
In an era of foreclosures and declining wealth, the role for the planning profession is straightforward: Advocate for policies that increase the range of housing typologies in their communities. (keep reading…)
PennPraxis Executive Director Harris Steinberg talks with Johanna Hoffman about the central Delaware development plan, which engaged thousands of Philadelphians in the planning of an important waterfront district. (keep reading…)
Planning school is worth it—for a number of our readers, anyway. Here are their thoughts on what sort of degree to get, the networking opportunities, and the factors to consider before enrolling. (keep reading…)
David Gouverneur, a PennDesign professor who has made a career out of injecting environmental and social values into the process of placemaking, shares his recipes for healthy cities. (keep reading…)
New York’s Municipal Arts Society will spend its 2011 raising awareness and advocating for these 11 initiatives, ranging from keeping jobs in the garment district to better disaster planning. (keep reading…)
Jeff Tiell reports on the growing popularity of academic urban planning programs, and questions how and why planners should study. (keep reading…)
A sponsored post from ESRI’s Ahmed Abukhater, who explains how to shift from “planning for people” to “planning with people” using new technologies and platforms. (keep reading…)
