Telling the Story of Cities
Each Friday, the Wagner Planner editorial board will publish a news roundup of recent planning news. Topics range the gamut of urban planning concentrations, but will mostly be at the discretion of the editor. Why Covering Canals With Solar Panels Is a Power Move “Scientists in California just ran the numbers on what would… Read more What We’re Reading (3/19/2021)
Each Friday, the Wagner Planner editorial board will publish a news roundup of recent planning news. Topics range the gamut of urban planning concentrations, but will mostly be at the discretion of the editor. Where the ‘15-Minute City’ Falls Short “The idea of a “15-minute city,” in which residents live within a short walk or… Read more What We’re Reading (3/5/2021)
Each Friday, the Wagner Planner editorial board will publish a news roundup of recent planning news. Topics range the gamut of urban planning concentrations, but will mostly be at the discretion of the editor. The Strange, Troubled History of Pedestrian Malls “When it comes to most big urban planning decisions, it can be difficult… Read more What We’re Reading (2/26/2021)
Each Friday, the Wagner Planner editorial board will publish a news roundup of recent planning news. Topics range the gamut of urban planning concentrations, but will mostly be at the discretion of the editor. Note: This will be the last news roundup for this term. We’ll return in spring 2021 – we hope to see… Read more What We’re Reading (12/18/2020)
Each Friday, the Wagner Planner editorial board will publish a news roundup of recent planning news. Topics range the gamut of urban planning concentrations, but will mostly be at the discretion of the editor. Jane Jacobs v. Robert Moses—the story is more surprising than you think “Jane Jacobs wasn’t opposed to data-driven decisions, she just… Read more What We’re Reading (12/11/2020)