Build the Next Right Thing
Seth ZerenThoughts on housing abundance, urban stewardship, and civic delight.
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A Modest Proposal: Colleges Try Teaching
About the guest
William Deresiewicz is an author, essayist, and literary critic. He taught English at Yale from 1998–2008 and was a graduate instructor at Columbia. His work has appeared in The New York Times, The Atlantic, Harper’s, T...
Incremental Development at The New School for City Builders
Allie Quinlan — Principal at Range (architecture, planning, and landscape consulting, Fayetteville, AR); Executive Director, Incremental Development Alliance (IncDev)
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Incremental Development Alliance
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Range Co....
Why the History of Urban Form is Foundational for City Builders
In this episode, Seth talks with Paul Knight, architect and planner at Historical Concepts, about the study of urban form and why it matters for anyone trying to build better cities. Paul’s thinking was shaped by legendary Georgia Tech prof...
Engineering the New School for City Builders
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College of St. Joseph the Worker
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Crabtree Group
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Jacob on the Bottom Up Revolution
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Practice Before Theory: A Different Blueprint for Teaching City Builders
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Aaron’s Substack: On Housing
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Aaron’s architecture & development practice (with Jenn Truman): Rocket Shop
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Olin College
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Deep Springs College
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Front Porch Republic
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Shop Class as Soulcraft, by Matt Crawf...
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Former climate scientist, recovering city planner, neighborhood real estate developer, teacher, and advocate. Dad, husband, gamer, and steward of the city. The New School for City Builders.
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