RETOOL FOR THE URBAN RECOVERY AT CNU 17 in Denver, June 10-24, 2009
Posted Apr 30 2009
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Congress for the New Urbanism
More than 200 expert speakers, abundant networking opportunities, in-depth immersive tours and on-site critiques in America's leading laboratory of urbanism. Register by May 8th for early-registration savings.
All the knowledge you need to make communities walkable, livable and energy-efficient now, while demographics and consumer preferences shift demand in an urban direction. More than 200 expert speakers, abundant networking opportunities, in-depth immersive tours and on-site critiques in America's leading laboratory of urbanism. Register by May 8th for early-registration savings. http://cnu17.org
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