Articles
The Project for Lean Urbanism in the press.
The Project for Lean Urbanism in the press.
The Collective Power of Small Actions
Public Square, A CNU Journal – August 25, 2020
COVID-19 Recovery Resources for Communities
Oregon Department of Land Conservation & Development – June 9, 2020
Savor Your Small Parcels, and Create More of Them
Messy City – November 28, 2018
Public Square, A CNU Journal – October 1, 2018
Chicago Proposes Experiment with Pop-Up Urbanism
The Architect’s Newspaper – August 2, 2018
Four Simple Things Your Town Can Do to Encourage Small-Scale Development
Strong Towns – May 16, 2018
Lean Development Codes: Pink, Pocket, and Smart
Public Square, A CNU Journal – April 17, 2018
Calming the Waters: How to Address Both Gentrification and Concentrated Poverty
Strong Towns – February 26, 2018
Can London Meet Its Housing Target By Building Small?
Building Design – February 20, 2018
Champions of Change: The Common Sense of Lean Urbanism
Green Builder Magazine – December, 2017
City Talk: Lean Urbanism Pilot Project Examines MLK, Waters Corridors
Savannah Now – October 14, 2017
Bloated Zoning and Lean Urbanism
Connect Savannah – October 11, 2017
Public Square, A CNU Journal – June 1, 2017
Lean Urbanism Recalls a Simpler Time
Sustainable City Network – May 31, 2017
How to Diversify Housing Delivery with Help from Architects
Building Design – April 4, 2017
Housing: The Moment of Maximum Opportunity
Centre for Policy Studies – February 2, 2017
A More Diverse Housebuilding Sector Is the Key to Increasing Supply
Building Design – October 6, 2016
Creating Better Places Need Not Cost a Fortune
TransportXtra – August 26, 2016
Women’s Press – July 12, 2016
Five Cities That Are Leading the Way in Urban Innovation
Wall Street Journal – April 21, 2016
Growing Small: How Smaller, Infill Urban Developments Are Making a Big Difference
Urban Land – February 12, 2016
How I Spent My Summer Vacation
Traditional Building – August 31, 2015
Attracting Infill Development in Distressed Communities: 30 Strategies
EPA – May 2015
Ideas Converging for Housing Opportunity
PlaceShakers – May 26, 2015
Small Urban Developers Movement Picks Up Steam
Better Cities & Towns – May 20, 2015
Going ‘Lean’ to Build Better Communities
Knight Blog – April 22, 2015
Government Street Site a Perfect Canvas
The Advocate – March 4, 2015
Detroit’s Lesson for Rhode Island
GoLocalProv – February 16, 2015
Baton Rouge Business Report – December 12, 2014
Pink Planning – Diluting the Red Tape
Centre for Policy Studies – November, 2014
Architect Suggests Lean Approach
Tri-City Herald – November 7, 2014
Why Detroit Is a Great City for Female Entrepreneurs
Fortune – October 22, 2014
High Point [North Carolina] Tackles Permitting Issues
High Point Enterprise – October 18, 2014
Clayton’s March to Marta (Scroll down to “Regulations, ADA burden public transportation”)
Atlanta Journal Constitution – August 25, 2014
Lean Urbanism Needs Lean Rail Transit
The American Conservative, Center for Public Transportation – July 30, 2014
Lean Urbanism: A Century Practice?
Placeshakers and Newsmakers – August 18, 2014
Lean Urbanism and the Bureaucratic State
Bacon’s Rebellion – June 13, 2014
Lean Urbanism is the Next Big Thing
Treehugger – June 10, 2014
Lean Urbanism: Cheaper, Faster, Smaller
Bacon’s Rebellion – June 4, 2014
Civic Innovation in Action Studio tees up ideas for better communities
Knight Blog – May 15, 2014
Investment-Ready Downtowns and Lean Urbanism
People Place Purpose – May 14, 2014
It’s Not Easy Being Lean: Thoughts On Urbanism’s Next Big Thing
People Place Purpose – April 14, 2014
Lean Urbanism: What is the “minimum viable product” for urban renewal?
O’Reilly Radar – March 14, 2014
Lean Urbanism, a continuing story for successful cities
Knight Blog – March 10, 2014
Knight Foundation grant to Miami architect, planner Andres Duany aims to cut red tape
Miami Herald – February 22, 2014
‘Lean’ Urbanism aims to slim down regulation for small-time builders and business owners
Next City – February 20, 2014
Lean Urbanism project to empower citizens to revitalize cities with $600,000 from Knight Foundation
Knight Foundation – February 19, 2014
A ‘Lean’ replacement for ‘Big Civic’
Knight Blog – February 19, 2014
San Diego Is Pioneering ‘Lean Urbanism’
Fortune – February 18, 2014
The Pink Zone: Why Detroit is the New Brooklyn
Fortune – January 30, 2014