#Planners

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roderick a. ferguson, on neoliberal redevelopment and gentrification: “the story of neoliberal redevelopment is one in which city planners have attempted to gain power over the ability of the city's

alison gillespie

One thing was very very clear at the visioning session for downtown Silver Spring this week. People are pissed off that Ellsworth is now a parking lot instead of an

Bloomberg CityLab

A group of several hundred urban planners is calling for the largest U.S. planning organization to support defunding the police.https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-08-06/the-city-planners-case-to-defund-the-police?sref=aGTrSb9U&

Story time: I went to Michael’s and decided to get one of those $5 bags that are supposed to have random things in them. I’m fucking hyped y’all... so I

J.T. the L.A. Storyteller 🎙️🧢🤞🏾

EPISODE 57 - RODERICK HALL ON L.A. AS THE CITY OF THE FUTUREhttps://jimbotimes.com/2021/05/10/episode-57-roderick-hall-on-l-a-as-the-city-of-the-future/ In our 57th episode, we hear from Roderick D. Hall (@RoderickDHall1), formerly with Abu

Insha’Allah let’s start a thread, state below what’s your favourite one thing you love about being a Muslim; I’m going to start of with tawakkul, Learning to embed my trust

Garfield Wayne, PhD

I am pissed off (and quite amused) that everyone is NOW seeing the relevance of urban and regional planning in Jamaica. Jamaica has many urban and regional planners who are

Virtual con planners: for many folks going to conferences, 'hallwaycon' and the bar (even if they don't drink) are where the real value of the conference lies. Chance meetings. Introductions

KS #WATON #FSFA #FBPE 🏴‍☠️🇪🇺🐟🖐

As an architect, I have to say this: a free-for-all unregulated approach would result in some twisted Cummingsland fantasy. It would also risk reducing your democratic right to fight certain

Tristan J. Tarwater

Okay, I'm going to try to just spend like...30 minutes doing a quick thread about planners, how to get into the habit of planning if you are someone who wants

Bernard the urban commulist

Planners reacting to the Selangor water crisis: don't react to this with IR4.0 teknologi vibes. We are better than this (a thread) Our water crisis is not caused by not

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I wonder if transportation planners know the fallout of their decisions.For a road user like myself, unprotected by a steel cage, every near miss, every angry honk, every punishment pass

I like Geoff's work but the idea that using one computer program instead of several is "disabling" or "theory poor" is a great illustration of the divide between academic planners

1/ I've always been persuaded that most policymakers have little understanding of the spatial implications of their policies. That because policymaking is mostly dominated by discursive and econometric logics.An example?

Stop calling buildings/places "gems" it's cliché

Ivy League urban planners are out here saying there’s no critique of covert racism in city making while those of us BIPOC living in cities have been talking about it