James Brasuell
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A few ideas about what to watch in the world of planning in 2019. We only use the word Trump once.
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We crunched the numbers on all the features, blog posts, and news articles we published in 2018 to figure out which made the biggest splash with readers.
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The 2018 edition of an annual playlist of songs about places by critically acclaimed and popular bands.
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Planetizen's annual list of top books covers subjects in all varieties of planning: urban planning, community planning, environmental planning, and more.
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Election results from every corner of the country.
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The Coal+Ice exhibition was on view in San Francisco in September 2018, timed to leverage Governor Jerry Brown’s Global Climate Action Summit.
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Planetizen's 2018 "Top Twitter" list focuses on the local journalists who work hard to keep planning projects and processes in the public eye.
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Parking and the City features Shoup at his witty best, accompanied by a group of passionate collaborators for the cause of rational parking regulations. The future of parking reform is in good hands.
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Planetizen is pleased to present the best of the latest crop of mobile apps by planners and for planners.
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Referencing three major themes can help make sense of urban planning news throughout 2018.
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All the planning news that's fit to print.
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Our favorite genre of music is the one that celebrates places.
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Planetizen is pleased to release its list of the best books published in 2017 on the subjects of planning, design, and development.
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The annual list of best websites by and for planners (and anyone else interested in planning).
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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.
