City Leaders Urged to Embrace Uncertainty in Complex Urban Development
A new perspective from Strong Towns argues against the drive for certainty in urban planning, advocating for humility and a focus on…
Read updateMajor schemes, brownfield sites, regeneration and project timelines.
A new perspective from Strong Towns argues against the drive for certainty in urban planning, advocating for humility and a focus on…
Read updateA recent poll indicates that low-income Americans are significantly more opposed to the construction of data centres in their communities compared to…
Read updateAn op-ed in The Urbanist argues that Seattle's property tax system, which combines land and improvement values, discourages development and could be…
Read updateA cohort of US mayors is partnering with the U.S. Conference of Mayors and Amrize on the Game Changer Program to leverage…
Read updateA recent Gallup poll reveals a surprising trend: more Americans oppose the construction of data centers in their communities than nuclear plants,…
Read updateCommunities considering hosting large data centres can learn valuable lessons from the experiences of areas that have previously hosted nuclear facilities, particularly…
Read updateAn opinion piece in the Toronto Star questions the economic viability and effectiveness of Toronto's plan to open city-owned grocery stores, suggesting…
Read updateA recent analysis from Strong Towns critiques cities' tendency to pursue high-profile, 'shiny object' urban development projects while neglecting more fundamental, systemic…
Read updateHeight, homes, tenure, public space, transport and phasing tell a fuller story than a render.
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