The New Year is a time for making resolutions. Nancy Pelosi's Congress has 100 days of resolutions. Life Hack has compiled the top 15 resolutions of the year. My resolution, in part, is to take stock of last year. In this spirit, I have created a digest of the December posts.
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December 17: Theoretical origin of "local ecology," part 2 : case example
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December 13: Livable (traffic-calmed) streets
The concept of "livable streets" was developed by Donald Appleyard between the 1960s and his death in 1982.
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December 10: Another list : neighborhood history projects
Here are a few neighborhood (and city) history projects I like.
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December 9: The theoretical origin of "local ecology"
In the fall of 2004 I wrote a prospectus outlining the idea of "local ecology."
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December 4: The quilt, a neighborhood metaphor
I am a member of the Wishing Quilt collective. We recently met for the second time - some to finish their first squares, others to begin their second. The goal is to make six quilts.
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December 3: Revisiting The Neighborhood Unit
Lewis Mumford (1954) described the neighborhood as a natural phenomenon. He cited the development of New York neighborhoods like Chelsea and Greenwich Village....
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