Arbitrary Lines
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Why Are Dead Malls a Thing?
When I was finishing my planning degree roughly a decade ago, I consumed hours of Dan Bell’s Dead Mall Series on YouTube while hunkered down in the GIS lab late into the night. This on-again, off-again preoccupation with dead malls was reki...
A Little Bit of YIMBY Theory Weeding
Over time, online discourse progressively devolves into a simulacra of discussion, distorting or dropping the underlying theory and focusing instead on rote reenactments of surface-level debates. To stem the tide of this deliberative descen...
Why Is There No Football Urbanism?
When the aerial image of MetLife Stadium flashed up on the screen at our World Cup final watch party, the room groaned and looked over at me, the only urban planner in the room. To be sure, it isn’t exactly a triumph of site planning: surro...
Saving the Buildings, Losing the Character
When I was in high school, my mom came home one day with the Goodwill find of a century: a framed photo of the old Ramsey’s Diner at Woodland Avenue and High Street in Lexington, Kentucky. We had no idea what motivated someone to print and...
“Are We Kind of Being Pricks?”
Earlier this week, a new YIMBY folk hero was born.
At a Marblehead, Massachusetts public hearing on the town’s plan to comply with a state-mandated transit-oriented upzoning policy—colloquially known as 3A for its code section—David Modica...
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I'm the senior director of legislation and research for California YIMBY and the author of hit Broadway musical "Arbitrary Lines."
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