Cognitive Urbanism
Justin HollanderThe big ideas of cities, urbanism, technology, and the brain by Justin Hollander, urban planning professor at Tufts University.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Monthly |
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| Issues | 29 | Subscribers | Read | justinhollander.substack.com |
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Make "New Towns" to Create Walkable, Bikeable, Transit-oriented Places
Most cities and towns in the U.S. are zoned almost entirely “single-family residential”. Which means that when they are fully built-out and every farm, field, and forest is developed, these communities will always be car-oriented, sprawling...
Urban planners can make a difference in responding to climate hazards
When we think about the challenges of inland cities, flooding and extreme heat often come up; problems that are especially acute in Sub-Saharan Africa. My research team collaborated with climate scientists at the Woodwell Climate Research C...
Third Spaces: Lessons from African Cities
Earlier in the year, I travelled to Uganda and saw something I didn’t expect: cities there have vibrant, active Third Spaces \- not work, not home. These are dynamic informal places for people to gather and socialize.
What does it take to make our energy grids more resilient? Ask my students!
I had the distinct honor to work with an amazing group of Tufts University students last semester as part of the U.S. Census Bureau’s The Opportunity Project (TOP). They were part of a competition with a dozen other university teams to deve...
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urban planning professor at Tufts University
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