Tag: Euclidean zoning

Coding for Character: Doing away with the zoned out nature of our cities

Hazel Borys
Hazel Borys Twitter Facebook LinkedInOctober 10, 2015
Having lived in six 100-year-old homes over the last 25 years, autumn always makes me carefully consider what it takes to keep these beautiful elders operational and up-to-date. As we were going through the process of winterizing this year, I am reminded of our recent attempt to modernize by making one small addition that... Continue Reading
Category Community Development, Development, Economic Development, Environment | Sustainability, Legal, Planning and Design, Public Engagement, Public Policy, Resilience
Tags Andres Duany, Euclidean zoning, form-based code, Hazel Borys, Las Cruces, Ranson West Virginia, Resilience, sustainability, zoning, zoning overlay, Zoning Reform
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Seven Placemaking Wishes for 2013

PlaceMakers
PlaceMakers Twitter Instagram Facebook January 1, 2013
With the dawning of 2013, the interwebs are awash in lists detailing exactly what to watch out for in the coming year and, in a way, this is one more of those. But not exactly. Though firmly rooted in placemaking trends that have gained notable traction over the past year, this list contains not so much what we’re... Continue Reading
Category Back of the Envelope, Community Development, Development, Economic Development, Financing, Planning and Design, Public Policy
Tags Charles Marohn, complete streets, Euclidean zoning, form-based code, Joe Minicozzi, smart growth, Tactical Urbanism
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