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Designing for Generations: Why Multi-Generational Living is on the Rise
In the 1960s to early 1970s, the typical price to buy a home was around $16,000. Many of our grandparents can vouch for that and would go...
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Sep 193 min read
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Who Is Leon Krier? The Mind Behind Traditional Urbanism
Léon Krier, Open Government Partnership, May 29th 2019 L é on Krier, a renowned architect, theorist, and urban planner who recently...
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Aug 273 min read
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The Power of Green: Why Public Green Spaces Matter
Farmers' markets, jazz festivals, movies in the park, and weekday sports all take place in public green spaces. These green spaces are...
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Aug 52 min read
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What Is New Urbanism? A Beginner’s Guide to the Movement Shaping Our Cities
Rendering by Zanetta Illustrations Imagine being able to walk out your front door to a vibrant street filled with cafes, parks, and...
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Jul 283 min read
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