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- Water Plan for the Century: Philadelphia’s Breakthrough (3)
Margaret Motheral: In 2006, the city decided to dig up a contaminated railyard that covered one of the source spring...
tom e bowers: WOW! Thanks for encouraging others to look to nature over expensive man-made solutions.
Ann Breen: Hi Neal: Great to see this story getting more and more coverage. If you want more cases as you track this...
- Density Without High-Rises? (23)
Edmund P. Fowler: So glad to see this point of view broadcast. It is wonderful to see it put across so clearly. For...
Chris Beck: My hometown, Portland (Oregon), is often touted as a model in urban planning and land use. But even...
Nathan Landau: The concept that needs to be remembered here is density gradient. The grandly renamed New Urbanist...
- Crowdsourcing’s Golden Moment (7)
Raymond Versteegh: This is a great blog post, Neal, with excellent examples of citizen engagement and crowdsourcing...
- Urban U.S.A. Remade: A ‘Grand Inversion’? (8)
Art Lewellan: My participation in Portland Oregon planning led me away from New Urbanism toward (metropolitan area)...
Charlie Doggett: Great article! This inversion has definitely started in Nashville. One thing that concerns me as an...
Ellen McCarthy: Karen Schoen - You’re kidding, right? Young people want to live in cities because cities are...
- Water Plan for the Century: Philadelphia’s Breakthrough (3)
