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The Shrinking City1 comment

minijanejacobs wrote 2 months ago: I’ve been keeping track of which of my posts seem to be the most popular, and couldn’t h … more →

Tags: Planning, Academics, Architecture, Current Events, Articles, projects, Land Use, Environment, city planning

Blots, or Blotting

Anna LaRue wrote 2 months ago: (Image credit: StructureHub) I started hearing about blots and blotting late last year, first via a … more →

Tags: Terms, Jargon, Neighborhoods, Detroit, Blots, BLOTTING, empty lot, vacant lot, de-densifying

A letter to Aunt Hope6 comments

Dave Munson wrote 3 months ago: Some of you may know that I am happily married to Holly Munson, assistant editor of Constitution Dai … more →

Tags: Me, urbanism, New Urbanism, Post Sustainability Institute, Smart Growth, United Nations, UN Agenda 21, Agricultural Land Trusts, Development Rights

Room for Debate

frannyritchie wrote 3 months ago: The New York Times’ Room for Debate blog posted a discussion last March about shrinking cities … more →

Tags: Planning, By Franny, New York Times, Pittsburgh, Civic Capacity, Google, St. Louis, Near North Side, Toni Griffin

Skyline Stories: Neo-Suburbs by Blotting the Rust Belt, Last of New York's Meatpackers by Whitney Museum

Steve wrote 6 months ago: Are there any urban planning cures for de-urbanizing cities? Homeowners can snap up adjacent vacant … more →

Tags: skyline stories, Queens, suburban sprawl, BLOTTING, neo-suburbs, neo-suburbanism, rust belt, Interboro, Highways

East Baltimore Development Inc.

Karen Miller wrote 7 months ago: My final meeting was with EBDI, an organization working in the same part of town as HEBCAC, yet focu … more →

Tags: thesis, Urban revitalization, Community building, EBDI, inner-city redevelopment, Field Trip Week, demolition

Center for Community Progress

Karen Miller wrote 7 months ago: The next day I went to Washington, D.C. to meet with Jennifer Leonard, the Vice President and Direct … more →

Tags: thesis, land banks, CDCs, Managing interested parties, Abandoned Buildings, Community building, Postindustrial Cities, Baltimore, inner-city redevelopment

Klaus Philipsen

Karen Miller wrote 7 months ago: My second meeting was with Klaus Philipsen, an architect and owner of ArchPlan Inc. Shrinking Cities … more →

Tags: thesis, Precedents, Adaptive Reuse, Urban revitalization, Abandoned Buildings, Postindustrial Cities, Vacants to Values, Baltimore, Klaus Philipsen

Additional Field Trip Info!

Karen Miller wrote 8 months ago: Though at first the contact process was going slowly, I am now filling up my days in Baltimore and D … more →

Tags: thesis, Abandoned Buildings, Community building, Baltimore, Field Trip Week, Center for Community Progress, Lynette Boswell

Revised Abstract

Karen Miller wrote 8 months ago: After my first abstract, Janice gave me the following comments: Janice’s comments to first abstract: … more →

Tags: thesis, Advisors, Homeless Shelters, Urban revitalization, Unemployment, transitional housing, abstract, Postindustrial Cities, mutually beneficial

Let the Fun Begin

Karen Miller wrote 9 months ago: Where to begin? This blog is going to explore the ups and downs of the process of creating my final … more →

Tags: thesis, Homeless Shelters, Abandoned Buildings, Unemployment, poverty, Community building, Job Training

Cities you love, cities you marry

Jonathan wrote 9 months ago: As a part of my graduate studies in urban planning at the University of Michigan, I undertook a caps … more →

Tags: Public Participation, Flint, Michigan, leed, Durham

Glaeser and the 'Triumph of the City': useful for those working in regeneration once you get beyond the 'wow,cities are great!' guff...1 comment

Tim wrote 11 months ago: I’ve been reading again. This time it’s Edward Glaeser’s somewhat surprising best-seller – suprising … more →

Tags: Edward Glaeser, Triumph of the City, Cities, urban policy, Urban Regeneration, urbanism

Which part of Detroit really needs to be 'right-sized'?

wrote 11 months ago: Photo: Trey CampbellCross-posted from the Natural Resources Defense Council. At the bottom of this p … more →

Tags: Cities, Infrastructure, Sprawl, cities 2, Detroit, sprawl 2

Making cities and regions more resilient8 comments

cliffhague wrote 1 year ago: Flooding in Downtown Brisbane earlier this year. Photo courtesy of Phil Heywood. This is an exciting … more →

Tags: espon, Resilience, UNISDR, Energy Security, climate change, Gelsenkirchen, Building Resilient regions network, BMVBS, Center for Resilient Cities

Renia Ehrenfeucht and Maria Nelson on shrinking cities

drschweitzer wrote 1 year ago: Renia Ehrenfeucht at the University of New Orleans as a new manuscript in Planning, Population Loss, … more →

Tags: Environmental Justice, urbanism, Land Use

Detroit demolitions

Andy Beaverhausen wrote 1 year ago: This news came as a pleasant surprise: Detroit is reaching Mayor Dave Bing’s goal of demolishi … more →

Tags: quick reads, Detroit, Land Use, Land Use

NY TIMES: AN UN-AMERICAN IDEA

theodoreferringer wrote 1 year ago: Terry Schwarz is the director of Kent State University’s Cleveland Urban Design Collaborative. … more →

Tags: Cleveland Urban Design Collaborative

PLAIN DEALER: AS NEIGHBORHOODS EMPTY, PLANNERS LOOK FOR NEW AND BOLD USES FOR CLEVELAND'S GREEN ACRES

theodoreferringer wrote 1 year ago: Cleveland, Ohio – A manmade marsh named Saylor Grove covers a once-empty section of Philadelph … more →


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