Every spring, Historic Preservation Planning (HPP) students and alumni sponsor a Work Weekend, taking steps to save existing historic properties. Work Weekend is a mutually…
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image / Ryan Lau on Unsplash Abstract In recent years, local governments across the United States have turned to lifting zoning restrictions as a…
Comments closedimage / Andre Benz, Unsplash Event Abstract The data is in: The COVID-19 pandemic has triggered an increase in work-from-home and both commercial and residential…
Comments closedAbstract: Planning is a complex field, with multiple pathways to making a difference for people and cities. Practice may mean working in government, the nonprofit sector, or…
Comments closedChasidy Miles, a former dual degree Master of Regional Planning and Master of Professional Studies in Real Estate student, credits her summer internship experience at…
Comments closedAbstract: How are transit technologies shaping cities? During this panel, we will hear from Via, Transit app, and Open Transport Partnership on how their practices…
Comments closedThe Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning (ACSP) will hold its Annual Conference from November 3–5, 2022, in Toronto, Ontario. After being fully virtual last year, the…
Comments closedAbstract: Whether you are creating a massive market-rate residential project, a large mixed-use development, affordable housing, or almost any other kind of development, developers typically attempt…
Comments closedWhen developing plans and programs to build and strengthen communities, urbanists often face a host of competing challenges and perspectives that they must find creative…
Comments closedAssociate Professor Jeffrey Chusid will help lead a colloquium lecture, exhibition, and reception about Joseph Allen Stein with Stein’s son J. David Stein and Professor…
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