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Equity is in The Backyard
BEHIND THE MIC SERIES #7 | Architect Eric Kronberg lays out strategies for our lowest-wealth neighbors to provide housing.
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The Anderson Test
Let's start grading cities on how serious they are about housing affordability
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Littler, Part 2
Why restaurantuer ownership opportunities are critical to a building a city's identity
Jun 10
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Littler, Part 1
What the final days of a beloved restaurant say about ownership and placemaking
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How North Carolina Punished My 16 Year Old for Studying Architecture
A personal story shows how local education policies actively discourage kids from pursuing rigorous careers in housing
May 30
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The Coming Renaissance
Why the next 5 years will usher in a Golden Age of Urbanism
May 21
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Thomas Dougherty's American Alley
BEHIND THE MIC SERIES #6 | A Notre Dame Architect wrote a book on the forgotten geometry of affordability and beauty of backyard housing.
May 14
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School Pickup Lines are Shameful
The College Towns blog show how a unique microcosm of American culture explains everything wrong with today's "Bigger is Better" philosophy
May 7
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North Carolina & The Not So Big House
27 years after publishing, Sarah Susanka's book is as relevant as ever
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Dorthea Dix Should Be The South's Central Park
Raleigh's one path to being a world class city requires unprecedented ambition.
Apr 16
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Ward Davis' 30 Year Plan
BEHIND THE MIC SERIES #5 | An Arkansas Developer flips the script on institutional finance
Apr 10
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Golden Gates and Gold Leaf
How a bestselling book about San Francisco's housing now applies to North Carolina
Apr 2
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The End Days of Parking Requirements
At least five states, including North Carolina, are taking kill shots in 2025
Mar 26
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In Praise of Public Works
Cities function best when they keep work simple and expedient.
Mar 19
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A Blueprint for New Towns
The formula is simple: Traditionalism > Modernism.
Mar 12
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