City as Startup: How are young corporations shaping urban communities?
How are private corporations and local cultures of entrepreneurship shaping the social, economic and built landscapes of cities?
Author Archives: Clare Eberle
This American Life Goes Inside the Fair Housing Act
This weekend’s episode of the award-winning public radio show This American Life takes on the recent history of housing discrimination and policy in the U.S., tracing some of the broader implications and […]
Radical Alternatives: Provocations Around Art, Place and Publics from the Creative Time Summit
This weekend, artists, activists, planners, and at least two mayors converged to confront the problematic intersections of arts and gentrification at an annual summit produced by the New York non-profit Creative Time. Those in attendance supported strategies of intersectoral collaboration, resistance, disruption, and above all, grassroots advocacy.
Streetmix App Aims to Remix Planning, Rightsize Streets
The designers behind a new web-based app want to do for planning what GarageBand has done for basement drummers. Streetmix was developed this year by three Fellows at Code for […]
Rebuilding Troy 