CITYBUILDER
CityBuilder, Zoe Tishaev, Chris Perelstein, Eric Braun, Payton Chung, Build Better Places, Desmond Dunn, Single Stair North Carolina, Julie Powers, Brenna Belcher, Martin Johnsonthe Triangle's pro-housing news and advocacy organization
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Intersections Should Become Public Squares
This cartoon by Léon Krier reimagines the standard American streetscape as an welcoming piazza. Krier invites us to ponder what walkable beauty our communities would gain if we let our cities and towns develop more organically.
MARCH: Book Club, Policy Talk, ADU Tour, and Vote on March 3rd!
The Duke Gardens Cherry Allée blooms in late March (from Discover Durham)
Affordable Housing Deserves a Dignity Baseline
An early picture of Chavis Heights. (Source: RHA)
NC’s Single-Stair Reform Would Lead the Nation
North Carolina’s cities are expanding, yet most new housing today remains clustered at two extremes: very low-density subdivisions or large multifamily apartment towers. Neighborhoods do not have a way to add smaller, mid-scale buildings th...
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CITYBUILDER is the pro-housing news and advocacy source for Raleigh, Durham, and central NC. We are a 501(c)(4) focused on housing policy education and outreach.
Zoe is a graduate from Duke University with a degree in Political Science and minors in Economics and Sociology. She studies the impact of space on community building.
ADHD addled tinkerer. Sometimes it results in neat things like @RecklessRoxboro on Twitter. Mostly though I get distracted.
Hello.
Payton Chung, LEED AP ND, CNUa, is developing infill housing in the Raleigh area and is a board member for Greater Greater Washington and Citybuilder NC. He first addressed the Cary town council about smart growth in 1996.
Build Better Places is exploring how to develop human-scale communities in today’s real estate landscape. For investors, builders, and urbanists who want real solutions, not just ideas. Let’s build better places—one step at a time.
Husband. Father of two. An emerging affordable housing developer navigating a career pivot. Sharing my journey as I work to build a path in small-scale real estate development and make a real impact in my community.
North Carolina needs more walkable neighborhoods and better family-sized housing options. Single-stair apartments help make that possible, and we’re working to legalize them statewide. Created in partnership with @CITYBUILDERNC
writing about architecture and urban design
NCSU Architecture Student
Martin Johnson is a housing advocate based in Chapel Hill. He is a member of the Orange County Affordable Housing Coalition. In 2022, he co-founded Triangle Blog Blog.
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