Extraordinary strides have been made in the advancement of placemaking over the past twenty-five years.

Federal programs that were created in another era continue to pose barriers to financing mixed-use, compact, sustainable communities—despite lower risk.

A beloved amusement park closed in Denver, CO—luckily, Highlands Garden Village was built in its place.

Rose's latest book "is an urgent call to re-evaluate the theory and practice of city-making"

Pinpointing suburban poverty, an argument for gentrification, when residents side with developers, and what 5,000 Americans think of urban design.

Making zoning fair again, a teen's view of gentrification, and New Urbanist communities springing up

How cities meet the challenges of water, a local fight against transit, and new places for new urbanism

Urbanism in small cities and suburbs, planning in a global context, and the stamp of retailers on the form of the city.

Walking stimulates spending and reduces health risks. So why can't it take center stage in planning?