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Remembrance
A Few Choruses Low Down, but Not So Blue for Ian
July 2019, English
The publication of Design with Nature forever changed the field of landscape architecture. The book, its ecological point of view, its rational method, and its author also had a significant and positive effect on my own life and career. I first heard of Ian McHarg when architecture classmates from Seattle stayed at my apartment […]
July 2019, English
The publication of Design with Nature forever changed the field of landscape architecture. The book, its ecological point of view, its rational method, and its author also had a significant and positive effect on my own life and career. I first heard of Ian McHarg when architecture classmates from Seattle stayed at my apartment […]
Reflection
Traverse Before Transect
July 2019, English
Ian McHarg introduced me to the ecological transect. It situated me uniquely in the land to which I had recently arrived as a student from India, 12,000 kilometers (7,500 miles) away. I was not just in Philadelphia; I was on a line drawn from the Appalachian Mountains across the Piedmont Plateau down to the […]
July 2019, English
Ian McHarg introduced me to the ecological transect. It situated me uniquely in the land to which I had recently arrived as a student from India, 12,000 kilometers (7,500 miles) away. I was not just in Philadelphia; I was on a line drawn from the Appalachian Mountains across the Piedmont Plateau down to the […]
Land Lines, July 2019
July 2019, English
July 2019, English
Planificación de escenarios
Aceptar la incertidumbre para tomar mejores decisiones
June 2019, Spanish
June 2019, Spanish
Financing Transit Oriented Development by Value Capture
Negotiating Better Public Infrastructure
June 2019, English
June 2019, English
Property Tax
Fifty-State Study Details Growing Tax Breaks for Longtime Homeowners
June 2019, English
In states with property tax assessment limits, tax breaks for longtime homeowners are growing at the expense of new homeowners, a new study shows.
June 2019, English
In states with property tax assessment limits, tax breaks for longtime homeowners are growing at the expense of new homeowners, a new study shows.
June 2019, English
Housing Affordability
Regional Strategies to Address the Bay Area Affordability Crisis
June 2019, English
Suburban Concord, California, which struggles with empty office space, is determining how to redevelop a 5,000-acre naval base next to a Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) station. A few train stops away, San Francisco faces a growing housing deficit after adding 165,000 new jobs from 2010 to 2015. Though each of the Bay […]
June 2019, English
Suburban Concord, California, which struggles with empty office space, is determining how to redevelop a 5,000-acre naval base next to a Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) station. A few train stops away, San Francisco faces a growing housing deficit after adding 165,000 new jobs from 2010 to 2015. Though each of the Bay […]
