Hazel Borys

Susan Henderson investigates ‪Lean Urbanism‬ strategies for incremental code reform to improve walkability and reduce financial and regulatory burdens in a manner that matches local capacity.

Applying ideas of Lean Urbanism to the charrette process can establish an agreement about values and rules for planning in ways that make it renewable.

Like a random encounter on the street, sometimes disparate ideas converge in interesting ways. Today, Kentucky Mist Moonshine and the Project for Public Spaces shed some light on municipal branding.

The dangerous absurdity of building a national—or a community—to-do list around fear, resentment, and wishful thinking

618 form-based codes made it on the latest Codes Study. The authors are requesting your additions to the update.