RECENT ARTICLES
How might they empower each other to build walkable, decarbonized cities?
A series of small neighborhoods will be built with Missing Middle housing in a suburban part of Athens.
The key to safer and more pleasant streets that add value to downtowns is to slow traffic.
We can lower our vulnerability to climate change by promoting more compact, walkable communities instead of sprawling development.
A Delaware Senator, Lisa Blunt Rochester, offers wide-ranging solutions to the US housing problem.
The Razorback Greenway and a Design Excellence Program are transforming the small cities of Northwest Arkansas.
Challenging some of the assumptions underlying mixed-income housing.
Civic features and architecture give Frisco Square, a downtown extension, imageability.
Three leaders of the New Urbanism explain why density matters today, how it impacts cities, and the importance of design.
The most storied US highway, also known as America's Main Street, inspired filmmakers to discover New Urbanism. The centennial of Route 66 is an opportunity to celebrate place in the heartland.
Here’s a list of 10 steps that communities can use to evaluate risks and adapt to climate calamities, using resilient planning principles.
Somerville Station brings infill, transit-oriented development that supports diverse mobility and quality public space.