Why Disband the Urban Design Group Just as New York City Ramps Up Housing Development?
02.02.2026
As the saying goes: If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.
As the saying goes: If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.
Lisa Chamberlain
You’re Not Antisocial, But Your Neighborhood Might Be
12.22.2025
When the physical form of a place supports proximity, routine encounters, and a diversity of public life, civic engagement doesn’t need to be engineered; it emerges.
When the physical form of a place supports proximity, routine encounters, and a diversity of public life, civic engagement doesn’t need to be engineered; it emerges.
The Surprising Stickiness of the “15-Minute City”
01.25.2022
There’s more depth and history to the concept than you think.
There’s more depth and history to the concept than you think.
The Death and Life of the Resilient City Movement
10.27.2020
Rising from the ashes: a new, more nimble organization that is applying lessons learned.
Rising from the ashes: a new, more nimble organization that is applying lessons learned.
Michael Murphy and John Cary on the Common Edge Podcast
10.04.2017
A talk with two leaders in the social justice design movement.
A talk with two leaders in the social justice design movement.
Common Edge Podcast: Landscape Architecture in the Age of Climate Change
07.25.2017
Walter Meyer and Jennifer Bolstad on the difference between sustainability and resilience.
Walter Meyer and Jennifer Bolstad on the difference between sustainability and resilience.
The Common Edge Podcast: Justin Davidson and the Ever Evolving City
06.27.2017
The architecture critic of New York Magazine talks about his new book and the nature of urban change.
The architecture critic of New York Magazine talks about his new book and the nature of urban change.
Janette Sadik-Khan and Paul Steely White on the Common Edge Podcast
05.23.2017
Talking pedestrian friendly streets and safe biking with two leading urbanists.
Talking pedestrian friendly streets and safe biking with two leading urbanists.
The Common Edge Podcast: Richard Florida and The New Urban Crisis
04.25.2017
The urbanist talks about his new book, spatial inequality, urban sorting, and the daunting task of solving these problems in the age of Trump.
The urbanist talks about his new book, spatial inequality, urban sorting, and the daunting task of solving these problems in the age of Trump.
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