Tag: Charleston

Beuvron-en-Auge: 15th century town planning stands the test of time

Hazel Borys
Hazel Borys Twitter Facebook LinkedInMay 5, 2017
Every month or so, we add to our collection of lessons from livable places. These are the neighbourhoods where walking the streets and looking carefully at the urban forms provide insights into what makes for lovability over time. Today, I’d like to consider Beuvron-en-Auge, deemed one of the most beautiful villages... Continue Reading
Category Agriculture, Architecture, Community Development, Economic Development, Planning and Design
Tags Andres Duany, Charleston, Hazel Borys, lessons from livable places, Steve Mouzon
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CNU24 Detroit: Summary and celebration

Hazel Borys
Hazel Borys Twitter Facebook LinkedInJune 6, 2016
You know how the sweet spot for blogs is 500 words? Well, this isn’t one of those. It’s the geek's guide to the 24th Congress for the New Urbanism in Detroit. Feeling grateful for the food for thought, and wanting to keep the ideas fresh. This blog compiles city planning tweets from June 8 through 11 on the subject,... Continue Reading
Category Planning and Design, Public Policy, Resilience, Theory and Practice, Transportation
Tags Charleston, cnu, Detroit, Equity, gentrification, Hazel Borys, infrastructure, suburban retrofit
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