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Breaking the Three Rules of urban design4 comments

Jon Swerens wrote 1 year ago: Above is an artist’s rendering of what a developer hopes will be The Shoppes on Broadway, near … more →

Tags: Architecture, Jon Swerens, Neighborhoods, urbanism, broadway

A better Barr Street, or a barren one?3 comments

Jon Swerens wrote 1 year ago: (Jon) We at The Good City are all for downtown development, but I wonder if the improvements happeni … more →

Tags: urbanism, Jon Swerens, Downtown, Neighborhood, Pedestrians

The four elements of great coffeehouses3 comments

Jon Swerens wrote 1 year ago: (Jon) The article is aimed at the college student, but it’s wonderfully applicable to everyone … more →

Tags: Coffeehouse

A conservative case for urbanism

Jon Swerens wrote 1 year ago: (Jon) I plan on posting information and news about Philip Bess in advance of his lecture on April 16 … more →

Tags: urbanism, Jon Swerens, Books, Bess, Notre Dame

Urban design professor to speak in Fort Wayne2 comments

Jon Swerens wrote 1 year ago: (Jon) If you are interested in city, culture and church, then this lecture later this month is essen … more →

Tags: urbanism, Architecture, Jon Swerens, Events

Help him find an apartment in Fort Wayne

Jon Swerens wrote 1 year ago: (Jon) A recent commenter, Joshua Canada, tells us he’s moving to our fair city: My wife and I … more →

Tags: Jon Swerens, Advice, Community, urbanism, apartment

Suburbia: The next slum?2 comments

Jon Swerens wrote 1 year ago: (Jon) Next American City points us toward a sobering article in The Atlantic about the effects of th … more →

Tags: urbanism, Jon Swerens, Where the Sidewalk Ends, Neighborhoods, Suburbs, subprime

Looking back at Southtown Mall11 comments

Jon Swerens wrote 1 year ago: (Jon) A few weeks ago, I stumbled upon the Web site deadmalls.com, which chronicles the sad stories … more →

Tags: Architecture, Fort Wayne links, Jon Swerens, Cities, mall, shoppingmall, southtown

Why the public hates publicly funded art5 comments

Jon Swerens wrote 1 year ago: (Jon) If public art has the power like no other to “brand” a city — think of the E … more →

Tags: city culture, Architecture, Jon Swerens, Harrison Square, Downtown, public art

Former Honolulu mayor to speak on cities of the future1 comment

Jon Swerens wrote 1 year ago: Andy Mitchell of Martin Riley Architects and AB417 brings news of what sounds like a fascinating lec … more →

Tags: Culture, urbanism, Jon Swerens, Philosophy, Government, Events, Policy, Cities, honolulu

Pedestrians and one-way streets2 comments

Jon Swerens wrote 1 year ago: (Jon) A recent letter to the editor in The News-Sentinel: Traffic much better Traffic flows much bet … more →

Tags: urbanism, Jon Swerens, Downtown, One Way Street

Downtown design guidelines: Never implemented?

Jon Swerens wrote 1 year ago: (Jon) While looking for information to bolster my previous post about the new downtown Subway restau … more →

Tags: urbanism, Architecture, Jon Swerens, Government, Downtown

Harrison Square news

Jon Swerens wrote 2 years ago: I don’t know what reader of The Good City wouldn’t also be a reader of the Downtown Fort … more →

Tags: Jon Swerens, Harrison Square, Downtown

Proposal: Open-source government1 comment

Jon Swerens wrote 2 years ago: Transparency. Conversation. Collaboration. In a post below entitled “How not to fix your city, … more →

Tags: Jon Swerens, Philosophy, Government, opensource

Pickin' on government web sites again

Jon Swerens wrote 2 years ago: Shouldn’t the city of Fort Wayne’s web site at least acknowledge that there is an electi … more →

Tags: election

Vote! Polls close at 6 p.m.

Jon Swerens wrote 2 years ago: Go to the indianavoters.com web site if you need to find your polling place. Don’t assume it … more →

Tags: Advice, Elections, election

A maddening map of the precincts

Jon Swerens wrote 2 years ago: Has anyone ever successfully used the Allen County GIS system to determine his own precinct or polli … more →

Tags: Elections, Jon Swerens, Neighborhoods, zeros and ones, election, pollingplace, Transportation


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