Still haven't found a gift for the plan-nerd in your family, workplace, or circle of friends? Fear not! Park plan-nerd Clement Lau has published his 5th annual Presents for Plannerds just in time for the Holidays - gift ideas with a planning bent.
Planning books, DVDs, courses, apparel, games, apps, smart phone cases, and tickets to planning exhibitions - these are a few of a plan-nerd's favorite things. Los Angeles County park planner Clement Lau, a plan-nerd himself, has updated his gift ideas for a fifth year. While Clement is a prolific and popular writer on planning topics, his annual holiday gift ideas article is consistently one of his most popular articles. Of course, the Planetizen store itself is listed as a source for plan-nerd gifts, and since you are already almost there, a good starting point. For the full list, please see the source article.
Read the full story: Presents for Plannerds: 2017 Edition
2018 Presents for Plannerds: The Gifts of Parks
In his sixth annual list of gift ideas for “plannerds,” park plan-nerd Clement Lau takes a different approach.
Presents for 'Plannerds'
The fourth annual edition of holiday gift ideas for that "plannerd" in your life, from L.A. County Planner Clement Lau.
Holiday Gift Ideas for Plannerds
The third annual edition of holiday gift ideas for that "plannerd" in your life. This year, rather than listing gift ideas, L.A. County Planner Clement Lau describes various sources for buying gifts for urban planners and designers.
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