Slides and other handouts for several CNU34 sessions are now available! Speakers have made files available to registered attendees for the following sessions through the Congress app, Pheedloop.
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Available Sessions
Wednesday, May 13th
10:00 am
The Core, Practical Distinctions between People-Centered and Car-Centered Design (CNU34048)
11:45 am
Building a Promising Future for Suburbia (CNU34069)
Learning from Mediterranean and South American Cultures (CNU34015)
Making Room: How Cities & States Can Re-Legalize Co-living (CNU34039)
Mapping the Urban Harvest: Integrating Food Systems and Form-Based Urbanism (CNU34035)
State, Local, and the Rules of Growth: A Working Session on Land Use Policy (CNU34089)
1:30 pm
Latino Urbanism and the Laws That Shaped the New World (CNU34068)
The Walkable City with Jeff Speck (CNU34095)
Thursday, May 14th
9:30 am
Art Room: Observing and Analyzing the City - Plein Air (CNU34090)
Safe and affordable: legalizing taller single-stair apartment buildings (CNU34031)
Small Towns Leading the Way on Zoning Code Reforms (CNU34049)
The Design of Cities Begins with the Design of Streets (CNU34036)
1:00 pm
Art Room: Classic American Urban Building Design (CNU34091)
Principles for growing transit in a Polycentric region (CNU34011)
The Town Architect's Craft and Design Review across Transects (CNU34021)
Toward a Model Adaptation Legislation Guidebook (CNU34072)
2:30 pm
Art Room: Neighborhood Design (CNU34092)
Emergency Vehicle Access - An Update on Research and Code Reform (CNU34052)
The Transect and Firm Culture: A Tale of Two Practices (CNU34025)
Trail Network Planning from Vision to Regional Transformation: Lessons from the Razorback Greenway and Beyond (CNU34022)
4:00 pm
CNU Transportation Forum (CNU34004)
Designing Participation: Setting Your Project up for Success (CNU34054)
Framework versus Free-for-all: A Building Types Approach to Zoning Reform (CNU34032)
Why Planners and New Urbanists Should Study Ecology (CNU34018)
Friday, May 15th
11:30 am
[TOUR] Supply and Demand: Infill Housing in Downtown Bentonville (CNU34T06)
12:00 pm
Family Foundations (CNU34027)
1:00 pm
Planning and Coding in a Time of Pre-Emption, Sub-session of Council IX Reporting and Request for Ideas (CNU34085-1)
1:45 pm
CNU34 Workshop: Fire Safety Without Suburban Sprawl (CNU34088)
Great BODs (Bicycle-Oriented Developments): Supporting Urbanism through Regional Bikeways (CNU34037)
Re-Establishing Urban Roots - Vision for Reparative Design (CNU34029)
2:15 pm
Building the Missing Middle: Code Reform and Equitable Infill Strategies, Sub-session of Council IX Reporting and Request for Ideas (CNU34085-2)
Bridging the Gap: From Alternative Financing to Affordable Neighborhoods, Sub-session of Council IX Reporting and Request for Ideas (CNU34085-3)