Kevin Adams
Kevin currently does Design Thinking and Research for The Home Depot in Atlanta Georgia and was trained in Urban Planning at UMD and Urban Design at Georgia Tech.
Pattern retrofitting with immigrants
This is Part 4 of a series on retrofitting urban patterns to create more resilient places where decentralized capital can flourish. This article, the last of the series, discusses how immigrants may play a role in getting us there.
Micro-heroicism, Tulsa, and the DNA of CNU
New urbanists need to recharge their commitment to a "micro-heroic" remapping of mid-century America—where immigrants, workers, and minorities now struggle to build sustainable communities.
Micro-heroicism, Tulsa, and the DNA of CNU
New urbanists need to recharge their commitment to a "micro-heroic" remapping of mid-century America—where immigrants, workers, and minorities now struggle to build sustainable communities.