Suburbs

Planning for People: A Step Back in History

I would like to follow-up on my Planning for People in Jefferson Park post and expand a bit on what […]

I have been an enthusiastic adopter of the term “suburban experiment” after having following the magnificent work that Strong Towns

There is nothing wrong with friendly competition. I laughed when I saw this image and read this article on Streetsblog.

Ryan Richter / September 10, 2012

So I will admit: I am out of my league when it comes to municipal finance. As a transportation planner

Building off of my previous post on suburban poverty, I briefly touched on the aspect of infrastructure. I mentioned that

Veering off a little from previous topics, I’d like to discuss the issue of suburban poverty, which has been in