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Denver: America’s Great Urban Canvas, Part II (A Temporary Sidetrack to Decide How I Decide)

Simmons Buntin | August 19th | Category: Commentary | City: Denver | 1

The second part of Simmons Buntin’s exploration of new, mixed-use projects in Denver sidetracks to explore just how he determines that these projects are, in fact, good development. His decision is still based, in part, on a list of 14 properties of sustainable redevelopment he created for his urban and regional planning graduate school thesis more than a decade ago.

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Next American City Heads to Milwaukee!

Pooja Shah | August 13th | Category: NAC News | City: Milwaukee | 0

Next American City is planning a four-day visit to Milwaukee where we will bring you a symposium, subscriber party, university visits and a 24:Hrs!

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During the Summer, Opponents of Density Go on Vacation by Matt Wanamaker | July 24th 08 | 12
Op-ed: Diversity and the changing face of suburbia by Next American City | July 18th 08 | 0
A Bronze Fonz? A Revealing Tussle over Public Art in Milwaukee by Dave Steele | March 26th 08 | 8
Where’s the Love? Philly Keeps Losing People by Diana Lind | July 11th 08 | 17
Denver: America’s Great Urban Canvas, Part I by Simmons Buntin | August 4th 08 | 2
Everything Is Going To Be Alright by Robert and Andrew Linn | Issue 19 | 14
Economic Success Of Megaregions Depends On Infrastructure by Jeffrey Hill | July 9th 08 | 5
Gentrification: What does it really do? by Jeffrey Knowles | July 15th 08 | 4
Elephants in Pershing Square? by Jeremy Rosenberg | July 7th 08 | 1
The Big Apple’s Little Gambles by Diana Lind | July 10th 08 | 1

Painting the Town Pink by Kathryn Kondracki | August 18th | 0
L.A. City Council Turns Fast Food Into a Zoning Issue by Brian Krier | August 15th | 3
Traffic: Why We Drive the Way We Do by Ray Hainer | August 14th | 2
Would You Like a Coffee with That Bike Repair? by Kathryn Kondracki | August 13th | 1
D.C. Metro Purple Line: Yes Or No? by Jeffrey Hill | August 12th | 8
Dark Sky to City Dwellers: Get Lost by Diana Lind | August 11th | 3
Op-ed Flashback: Adding Accountability To Eminent Domain by Next American City | August 8th | 0
MoMA’s Home Delivery: A Disappointment by Diana Lind | August 6th | 0
What’s Old is New Again in New Orleans by Diana Lind | August 5th | 1
What’s Old is New Again in New Orleans by Diana Lind | August 5th | 0

Denver: America’s Great Urban Canvas, Part I by Simmons Buntin | August 4th | 2
The Magical Museum? by Dave Steele | July 30th | 4
Nuisance Abatement! by Jeremy Rosenberg | July 28th | 0
Brookings: U.S. Is Literally Falling Apart by Jeffrey Hill | July 26th | 0
Mariachis Where? by Jeremy Rosenberg | July 21st | 0
Is It True That Nobody Walks in L.A.? by Simmons Buntin | July 17th | 0
Knowing Your Neighbor, Online and Off by Simmons Buntin | July 4th | 6
Harry Potter and the City of Gold by Simmons Buntin | June 17th | 0
Beyond the Backyard Garden: Urban Agriculture in Milwaukee by Dave Steele | June 10th | 2
My Martian City by Simmons Buntin | May 30th | 1

Christian Arndt at August 19th at 5:55pm: Good Afternoon Simmons, I simply wanted to say I enjoy your posting on urban development …
Michael Feagans at August 19th at 5:34pm: Every one of my friends left the city when they had children. I did not. They …
Jonathan at August 19th at 11:48am: “The shore” is what makes the shore attractive. Beach and ocean are the fundamental attraction, as …
Brian Krier at August 19th at 10:25am: tin2ca, if I may respond, I didn’t say that the city has moved to “end choice.” …
Brian K Oglesby at August 19th at 10:13am: As a life long Philadelphian, stating one problem that exceeds others is difficult but I’ll take …
Miriam Axel-Lute at August 19th at 9:58am: Banning problematic things before the alternatives are in place is always a dicey road to walk. …
tin2ca at August 18th at 1:10pm: I live in West Los Angeles and am always appalled, when I make a visit to …
Jim at August 18th at 10:22am: This Purple Line Light Rail is being shoe-horned in by developers to lift dvelopment ceilings along …

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Made in America

Hamida Kinge | August 17th | Category: Interviews | City: Los Angeles | 1

Stacy Peralta, former skateboarding icon turned documentary filmmaker, spent 15 years wanting to make the film that eventually became Made In America. An examination of gang life in South Central, Los Angeles, the film combines historic footage and interviews with current and former gang members, as well as activists and experts. Next American City’s Hamida Kinge recently called Peralta at his Los Angeles home to discuss the film, Los Angeles, gangs and racial inequity.

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