Posts Tagged: Urbanism
Southern California Association of Governments
Produced a video celebrating the 60th anniversary of the Southern California Association of governments, the nation’s largest metropolitan planning organization. Watch the video on YouTube.
Southern California Association of Governments
Produced a video celebrating the 60th anniversary of the Southern California Association of governments, the nation’s largest metropolitan planning organization. Watch the video on YouTube.
Southern California Association of Governments
Produced a video celebrating the service of San Bernardino County Supervisor Curt Hagman as SCAG Regional Council president during the fiscal year 2024-25. Watch the video on YouTube.
Southern California Association of Governments
Produced a video celebrating the service of San Bernardino County Supervisor Curt Hagman as SCAG Regional Council president during the fiscal year 2024-25. Watch the video on YouTube.
Southern California Association of Governments
Produced the 2024-25 “Year in Review” video to document and celebrate the major accomplishments of the Southern California Association of Governments for the fiscal year. Watch the video on YouTube.
Southern California Association of Governments
Produced the 2024-25 “Year in Review” video to document and celebrate the major accomplishments of the Southern California Association of Governments for the fiscal year. Watch the video on YouTube.
Planopedia
James created the idea of Planopedia, a new editorial product for Planetizen with clear, detailed definitions of 90 (and counting) key planning terms. See the Planopedia archive, here.
Planopedia
James created the idea of Planopedia, a new editorial product for Planetizen with clear, detailed definitions of 90 (and counting) key planning terms. See the Planopedia archive, here.
TransitCenter
“…advocacy organizations traditionally focused on transportation are delving into housing and land use policy. In San Diego, Circulate San Diego is exporting a successful affordable housing density bonus program to the rest of the state. In Los Angeles, local advocates
TransitCenter
“…advocacy organizations traditionally focused on transportation are delving into housing and land use policy. In San Diego, Circulate San Diego is exporting a successful affordable housing density bonus program to the rest of the state. In Los Angeles, local advocates
Planetizen
After an initial wave of daring (perhaps foolhardy) certainty from some pundits working in the urbanism sphere, it seemed like the appetite for speculation declined for much of the shockingly long duration of the pandemic. Back at the beginning, there
Planetizen
After an initial wave of daring (perhaps foolhardy) certainty from some pundits working in the urbanism sphere, it seemed like the appetite for speculation declined for much of the shockingly long duration of the pandemic. Back at the beginning, there
Planetizen
…there’s clearly an appetite for regenerative thinking in the wake of the pandemic and the civil unrest of January 2021 and the spring and summer of 2020. The American Jobs Plan is the biggest showcase to date for this ambition
Planetizen
…there’s clearly an appetite for regenerative thinking in the wake of the pandemic and the civil unrest of January 2021 and the spring and summer of 2020. The American Jobs Plan is the biggest showcase to date for this ambition
Planetizen Courses
Wrote and produced “Urban Planning and the Pandemic: 2020 in Review” for Planetizen Courses. Watch “Urban Planning and the Pandemic” on YouTube.
Planetizen Courses
Wrote and produced “Urban Planning and the Pandemic: 2020 in Review” for Planetizen Courses. Watch “Urban Planning and the Pandemic” on YouTube.
Planetizen
The word “better” is dangerous in a planning context, of course. What is better for oil companies, for example, is not better for the world—and that’s about the simplest possible elucidation of this point about the slippery nature of the
Planetizen
The word “better” is dangerous in a planning context, of course. What is better for oil companies, for example, is not better for the world—and that’s about the simplest possible elucidation of this point about the slippery nature of the
Planetizen
The word “better” is dangerous in a planning context, of course. What is better for oil companies, for Whatever it was that blinded us to the threat—blind faith, ignorance, a deeply ingrained belief in American exceptionalism—the country’s response since the
Planetizen
The word “better” is dangerous in a planning context, of course. What is better for oil companies, for Whatever it was that blinded us to the threat—blind faith, ignorance, a deeply ingrained belief in American exceptionalism—the country’s response since the
James Brasuell, AICP 