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Uniting Town and Gown and Food
Food brings people together-- and what better way to connect colleges with their communities?
Jul 25
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Adeleine Geitner
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When the Gown Moves Downtown
Can universities be a positive contributor to urban revitalization?
Jul 23
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Adeleine Geitner
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“It’s revolutionary:" How CNU Participants See Planning Changing With New Urbanist Principles
This is part of a nine-part series where three Duke students ask three questions to architects, planners, and figures at the Congress for New Urbanism…
Jul 20
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Zoe Tishaev
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“It’s revolutionary:" How CNU Participants See Planning Changing With New Urbanist Principles
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A Step-by-Step Guide to Implementing Greenway Oriented Development in Your City
Best practices and lessons learned from exisiting greenway development in the South.
Jul 18
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Sonia Birla
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A Step-by-Step Guide to Implementing Greenway Oriented Development in Your City
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Lifelong Learning and Starting a Firm at 28: An Interview With Andrew Clum of Overhead Studios
This is part of a nine-part series where three students ask three questions to architects, planners, and figures at the Congress for New Urbanism (CNU…
Jul 13
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Adeleine Geitner
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Lifelong Learning and Starting a Firm at 28: An Interview With Andrew Clum of Overhead Studios
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Breaking Down the Pros and Cons of Greenway-Development
Spoiler: the pros heavily outweigh the cons.
Jul 11
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Sonia Birla
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Can Board Games Make Better Developers?
How family fun can further real estate education.
Jul 9
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Sonia Birla
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Can Board Games Make Better Developers?
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Taking Inspiration From the Southeast: "Agrihoods" and Building for All Generations with Brian Wright
This is part of a nine-part series where three students ask three questions to architects, planners, and figures at the Congress for New Urbanism (CNU…
Jul 6
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Adeleine Geitner
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Taking Inspiration From the Southeast: "Agrihoods" and Building for All Generations with Brian Wright
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POP THE CAP 2: How Legalizing Craft With State-level Reforms Precede Street-level Innovation
What does craft beer teach us about crafting cities? More choice allows for innovative development.
Jul 2
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Adeleine Geitner
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POP THE CAP 2: How Legalizing Craft With State-level Reforms Precede Street-level Innovation
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June 2024
Building for Thy Neighbor: How Churches Can Create Spaces for the Whole Neighborhood
This is part of nine-part series where three students ask three questions to architects, planners, and figures at the Congress for New Urbanism (CNU…
Jun 29
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Adeleine Geitner
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Building for Thy Neighbor: How Churches Can Create Spaces for the Whole Neighborhood
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Greenway-Oriented Development: Good For Communities, Good for the Economy
Why should a developer favor a greenway development over a non-greenway development?
Jun 27
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Sonia Birla
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Greenway-Oriented Development: Good For Communities, Good for the Economy
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POP THE CAP 1: How Fellowship and Food Pave the Way for Statewide Reform.
The Pop the Cap campaign in NC teaches us how legislative reform can lead to better cities and communities.
Jun 25
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Adeleine Geitner
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POP THE CAP 1: How Fellowship and Food Pave the Way for Statewide Reform.
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