Recent
articles, essays and papers
Jane
Jacobs and the book that inspired a revolution, Grist, November
15, 2011
An
urban legacy in need of renewal, The Boston Globe, November 12,
2011
Biting the
Bullet (Train): Moving Forward with “HSR”, Citiwire,
October 14, 2011
Can
High Speed Rail Be Saved? The Infrastructurist, October 6, 2011
Deval
Patrick -- Tea Party champion? The Angle, The Boston Globe, September
8, 2011
The
cycle of life: how bike-sharing might tame Boston's notorious drivers,
The Angle, The Boston Globe, July 22, 2011
To
help towns combat sprawl, rewrite of state zoning law is overdue,
The Angle, The Boston Globe, May 24, 2011
Worcester's
Next Steps, This Land, The Boston Globe, April 29, 2011
Space
frontiers, This Land, The Boston Globe, April 24, 2011
Processing
process, This Land, The Boston Globe, April 14, 2011
Design
Research and Harvard Square: Modern living, back in the day, This
Land, The Boston Globe, March 14, 2011
Paying
the right price for parking, This Land, The Boston Globe, March
14, 2011
Zombie
subdivisions and post-bust detritus, This Land, The Boston Globe,
February 10, 2011
Smart
growth's past, present, and future, Planning magazine, January
15, 2011
10
reasons to be nice to pedestrians in 2011, This Land, Community
Voices blog, The Boston Globe / boston.com,
December 29, 2010
Atlanta
property taxes: Making tweaks, Atlanta Journal Constitution, December
26, 2010
All
climate politics is local, This Land, Community Voices blog, The
Boston Globe / boston.com,
December 13, 2010
In Quest for Revenue, Cities
Turning to PILOTs, Citiwire, December 05, 2010
Processing
Urban Renewal, Architecture Boston, November 2010
Red
light, green light -- how about nothing at all? This Land, Community
Voices blog, The Boston Globe / boston.com,
October 14, 2010
Preserving
modernism in Boston: making the case, This Land, Community Voices
blog, The Boston Globe / boston.com,
July 22, 2010
After
battle, park at Harvard site manages to please, This Land,
Community Voices blog, The Boston Globe / boston.com,
June 30, 2010
Improving
slums, one step at a time, GlobalPost, March 31, 2010
Chickens
in the City, Next American City, March 11, 2010
Filling
in the gaps in the city, op-ed essay, The Boston Globe,
December 17, 2009
Talk
at The Skyscraper Museum, New York City, October 1, 2009
Getting
to green: smaller, denser, walkable living, book review,
The Boston Globe, November 18, 2009
Arrested
Development, The Boston Globe, September 6, 2009
In
2 visions, a blueprint to a livable city, op-ed essay, The
Boston Globe, August 20, 2009
A Government
Retrofit: Federal Coordination, Citiwire, May 17, 2009
Wright's
Fallingwater appeals to many senses, The Boston Globe, April
19, 2009
Getting
Down to Business In Sustainability 2.0, Citiwire, March 13,
2009
A President
for Cities, But Where’s the Money? Citiwire, November
16, 2008
Climate
Change Challenge: Collaborating to Adapt, Citiwire, August
2, 2008
Forward to Suburban
Transformations by Paul Lukez (Princeton Architectural Press
2008)
We
are not alone, article on international housing affordability
crisis, Architecture Boston magazine, March 2007
No
time to leave downtown Boston, essay in the Hartford Courant,
January 21, 2007
Agencies
working together, op-ed essay in The Boston Globe, December 19,
2006
Urbanism
is good for the planet, Natick Bulletin & Tab, October
27, 2006
Mitigating
Circumstances, article in Architecture Boston magazine on
East Boston and megaprojects
The
Big Problem, Hartford Courant essay on the Big Dig
Back
to Connecticut, an essay in Place in the Hartford Courant
[in archives, published July 9]
Zoning
out, Perspectives essay in Boston Globe Sunday Magazine [June
4]
Connecting the dots on high gas prices, PLANetizen
op-ed essay
The
Density Dilemma, a Lincoln Institute working paper
The State of Smart Growth, 2005 research grant, Boston
Society of Architects
South Boston and gentrification, Boston Sunday Globe
Magazine May 2005
Boston Globe Big Dig series
Boston Globe series on the impact of terrorism
Planning the Fragmented Metropolis, Governing Greater
Boston, Rappaport Institute of Greater Boston, John F. Kennedy School
of Government, Harvard University
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