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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Colloquium 4/28: Pamela Herhold: Transit and the Pandemic: Mapping a Way Through and Beyond COVID-19
Abstract Transit agencies worldwide have recently experienced declines in ridership and fare revenue, with agencies previously most dependent upon fare revenue suffering the most. These…
Comments closedimage / 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 closedFive students in CRP 5076, Contemporary Urban Planning Issues in Shanghai, and CRP Associate Professor of the Practice George Frantz traveled to Shanghai over spring…
Comments closedBy Stella Frank, URS ’25 The kids in school growing up would talk about the city with resentment from boredom. That may be a normal…
Comments closedA Cornell team comprised of students from three different graduate programs received an Honorable Mention at the 2023 ULI Hines Urban Design Competition last month.…
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 closedAbstract: How did the U.S. manage to connect rural communities with electricity in the 1940s but has largely failed to do so for broadband today? Who are the…
Comments closedAbstract: How might futurity, not grievance alone, move urban planning to new levels of equity and justice through community accountability (CA)? Grievance claims often lead…
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