Restoring East Market Street
APA’s inaugural CPAT project helps heal a fractured African-American community in Greensboro, North Carolina.
APA’s inaugural CPAT project helps heal a fractured African-American community in Greensboro, North Carolina.
Can the Pragmatist Philosophy of Richard Rorty Help Reinvigorate Planning?
Meenu Tewari discusses her current book project on urban development in India, specifically regarding connecting people to water.
Volume 43 of the Carolina Planning Journal is now available for free on the Carolina Planning Journal webpage. The theme for this issue, “Planning for Uncertainty,” was inspired by the unexpected results of the 2016 presidential election, which raised countless questions about our … Read more
A new study finds that high-growth companies flock to neighborhoods that are more mixed-use and transit-accessible, whether in urban centers or suburbia. For all the talk about tech firms heading back downtown, Amazon chose two HQ2 locations more on the … Read more
Scholars from Beijing Municipal Institute of City Planning and Design Undertake Comparative Study of American Cities Five UNC Program on Chinese Cities visiting scholars from the Beijing Municipal Institute of City Planning and Design undertook a comparative study of various … Read more
Doctoral Candidate Andrew Guinn and 2019 Master’s Candidate Matt Stern start off our student research seminar series: (Next event: Thursday, February 28; 3.30-5; NE 101) Andrew Guinn (PhD) Revising the Modernist City: Democracy and Urban Change in Contemporary Brasília For decades, … Read more
Can firms and economies utilize global value chains (GVC) for development? How can they move from low-income to middle-income and even high-income status?
How is ride-hailing technology changing health care transportation in the United States?