RECENT ARTICLES – 2025
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State legislation takes a new approach to removing parking mandates—one that is far more comprehensive.
The Indiana City, north of Indianapolis, has taken a unique approach to combat sprawl thought downtown development.
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Notre Dame School of Architecture teamed with nationally known planners and the Indiana city to build on Gary’s good bones.
Tactical parklets that reclaim space for pedestrians are installed on 14th Street, Manhattan, with a 15-year lifespan.
The Art of the New Urbanism is more than a beautiful book—it tells the story of an urban planning movement through the lens of its drawing skills.
An Ohio guidebook for facilitating infill development offers clear instructions for zoning reform and pre-approved plans, in addition to specific infill building plans.
A survey research project at the University of Notre Dame has painted a remarkably clear picture of the many benefits, but also highlighted the need for smoother implementation pathways.