Where Have All the Great, Good Places Gone?: The Decline of the “Third Place”
Why, despite living in some of the most densely populated urban areas that have ever existed, do people report…
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Senakw: How One Project Represents the Dichotomy Between Affordable Housing and…
We cannot have homeownership being the primary means of building wealth and security, and also allow affordable…
Nos villes en première ligne
Face aux grands enjeux de notre ère, c’est dans nos villes que l'on change le monde; c’est dans nos rues que le…
Dig Deeper: Building Climate Utopias
Host Anzhu Wei sits down with Alizé Carrère to discuss how cities have adapted to climate change. Alizé is a…
A Great Escape from the City
COVID-19 has catalyzed migration out of cities, though the trend seems to have been building for decades. For…
The Power of Public Transportation in Social Justice
Seemingly mundane transportation policies are far from a peripheral issue in the national reckoning with race —…
Analog Design: Restructuring Life Around COVID-19
The responsibility of providing stability for local businesses and city workers increasingly falls on their…
The “Airbnb Effect” on Affordable Housing
Despite Airbnb marketing itself as a home-sharing platform driven by people trying to make some extra cash, many…
Segregated Suburbia: The Single-Family Home and the Struggle for Integrated…
Although today’s exclusionary zoning policies do not explicitly mention race, the American myth of the…
California’s Answer to Homelessness: Not in My Backyard
Failure to broaden the discourse of urban planning beyond the backyards of homeowners and renters contributes to…