- Henri Lefebvre, The Production of Space p. 44.
Education & Careers
How and Why Does an Architect Become Famous?
The Staying Power of Green Jobs

Information Sources in Planning: Principles
Toward a More Inclusive Planning Process

Faculty Using Web 2.0 to Show Images
Lately as I’ve been trying to help students find information
for papers and classes, I’ve stumbled across a few new examples of faculty
using the web to give others access to visual data from their research.
A Profile of the 'Jane Jacobs of Urban Design'

Information Sources in Planning: Introduction
For more than ten years now I have been a librarian at the Institute of Urban Studies at the University of Winnipeg, managing a small library dedicated to planning, geography, urban design and environmental issues. I have been extremely fortunate to have had the freedom in this role to evolve a hybridized career involving research, librarianship, teaching, writing and editing.
2012 APA Award Winners Announced
Returning Big Ideas to Planning in New York
Vancouver's University in a Shopping Mall
First Look at Cornell's Winning $2 Billion Tech Campus

Case Studies: How Planning Students Can Find Interesting Projects Online
Planning students are often interested in finding examples
of planning practice, particularly good examples. Several free online sources list projects that have won awards or been the subject of magazine articles.
While winning an award doesn’t mean a project is perfect, such projects are typically m some of the more
interesting examples of planning.
Kuala Lumpur's Sprawl Creating A Mini Los Angeles
Cornell Is Chosen For Roosevelt Island Science School

Planning to Get an Internship
It’s winter break for many northern hemisphere planning students so time to start planning for next summer’s internship. I have previously blogged about "making the most of an internship": http://www.planetizen.com/node/51287. Here I briefly talk about the practicalities of getting one.





















