James Brasuell
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An analysis of Planetizen traffic in the first six months of the Trump Administration reveals an audience still focused, despite so many distractions, on the future of communities.
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Coinciding with the 101st anniversary of Jane Jacobs's birth, a documentary film showing in select theaters around the country recounts the history between Jane Jacobs and Robert Moses, and the ideas that forced their struggle.
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No Electoral College needed: these were the most popular Planetizen posts from the year 2016.
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Beyond the headline-grabbing presidential election, many states and localities voted on issues critical to the planning profession.
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This October, the American Planning Association celebrated National Community Planning Month, or #PlanningMonth for short.
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The annual list of the best planning, design, and development websites, representing some of the top online resources for news, information, and research on the built environment.
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Some of the most active and valued Twitter users in the planning and urbanism conversation share their favorite Twitter feeds.
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A public-private partnership between Xerox and the city of Los Angeles rolls out a new mobile trip-planning app to the public today. Now it's on the city's residents to use this new power wisely.
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The annual list of the ten best planning, design, and development websites, representing some of the top online resources for news, information, and research on the built environment.
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Pulling a few threads to unravel some of the biggest planning stories of the year.
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The results of a year's worth of writing, reading, sharing, and commenting are in. These are the most popular Planetizen posts from the year 2015.
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Planetizen Managing Editor James Brasuell recently gave the Pitkin Lecture at the Pennsylvania state chapter of the American Planning Association's annual conference. An adapted and excerpted version of that lecture follows.
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Here's a strange idea that just might work: viewing the planet from afar might offer the perspective necessary to care for and protect our place in the universe.
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Planetizen Managing Editor James Brasuell shares his favorite Twitter feeds.
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A deeper look at the traffic data on Planetizen reveals trends from the planning and urban design conversation of 2014.
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We've been collecting data on the posts you made the most popular for the year 2014.
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Planetizen is pleased to release its list of the ten best books in urban planning, design, and development published in 2014.
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Our annual list of the ten best planning, design, and development websites represents only some of the top online resources for news, information and research on the built environment.
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An interview with artist and critic Jonathon Keats, who recently implemented a project in Berlin where participants will anchor pinhole "century cameras" around the city to record its changes over a period of 100 years.
