The Death of Office Work
The nature of work is changing. Technology has been doing this for 200 years. We’re creating more value with fewer ...
Read moreDetailsThe nature of work is changing. Technology has been doing this for 200 years. We’re creating more value with fewer ...
Read moreDetailsSuburban people are unwelcome in cities because the cars they need for the 30 mile commute don’t fit. Urban people ...
Read moreDetailsIn practical terms this increases your “walkable” travel range from 1.5 miles to 5. That’s how far you can go ...
Read moreDetailsIf you want growth, build a bike path. If you want density, build a park. Workforce housing should be where ...
Read moreDetailsNo slum looks like a slum when it’s before a planning department.
Read moreDetailsInstead of making cities more livable Instead I’m seeing a cry for “affordable housing” that’s building new ghettoes and exurban ...
Read moreDetailsWhat housing needs is diversity. Diversity of incomes, diversity of housing styles, diversity of land use. We need jobs located ...
Read moreDetailsOnce we understand that we’re all part of nature, that the area around our homes and offices is a natural ...
Read moreDetailsMy 40-year old bicycle and I are a mammal around dinosaurs, living in the fringes of the car’s world. But ...
Read moreDetailsUrban planners don’t know shit, and they never did.
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