CITYBUILDER
CityBuilder, Jenn Truman, Dave Olverson, Theo Nollert, Chris Perelstein, Payton Chung, Kyaira Boughton, Levent Göknar, Brien Brennanthe Triangle's pro-housing news and advocacy organization
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Daily |
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| Issues | 140 | Subscribers | Read | citybuildernc.org |
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The Status Quo We Inherited
Aerial image of the Triangle region (Source: Bing Maps)
The Triangle is Bigger Than It Feels
BIGGER PICTURE | Our region's robust economy sprawls, which masks how large it really is
A Ross Chapin Affordable Pocket Neighborhood in Durham?
Adjacent to the Duke Smart home, “Swift and Faber” was a schematic for an affordable faculty / staff housing project proposed for Duke University.
The Density–Bikeability Feedback Loop
Park(ing) Day practitioners creating greenspace out of street parking (Source: Agile City)
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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.
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Chapel Hill Town Councilor writing about the quest for a healthier, safer, and more affordable America
ADHD addled tinkerer. Sometimes it results in neat things like @RecklessRoxboro on Twitter. Mostly though I get distracted.
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.
James Hardie Fellow for Urban Development. He is a Durham native and student at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
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