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Aaron LubeckPersonal musings of a designer/builder operating at the frontiers of historic preservation, green building, affordable housing and community design.
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But Seriously, Aren’t We Kind of Being Pricks?
David Modica, in Rockwell’s painting “Freedom of Speech”.
At a May 4th public meeting in Marblehead, resident David Modica asked a simple question. It quickly ricocheted across American housing politics.
“Are we kind of being pricks?”...
Come to This Year's Congress for New Urbanism
Every year, I’m reminded of something Rick Cole once said: “We need to put the congress back in The Congress.” What he meant, during his brief tenure as Executive Director of the Congress for the New Urbanism (CNU), was simple: we need to b...
How Burrowing Owls Lead to Vomiting Anarchists (or, North Carolina's Housing Crisis Explained)
Twelve years ago today, Kim-Mai Cutler published “How Burrowing Owls Lead To Vomiting Anarchists (Or SF’s Housing Crisis Explained).”
Part flag-planting and part manifesto, it became a seminal work for the YIMBY movement and, in many ways,...
Happy Birthday to Mr Rogers, the Original YIMBY
On a mundane set in Pittsburgh, a man in a cardigan rehearsed a revolution so gentle most people missed it.
Fred Rogers, who would have turned 98 last Friday, never spoke of zoning codes or land-use reform. Yet, through Mister Rogers’ Nei...
Duke Lacrosse, Durham & 20 Years
Tomorrow, it will have been 20 years since the fateful night of the Duke Lacrosse Incident.
via Chronicle, where are they now?
On March 13, 2006, while on spring break, the team hired a local stripper, who accused them of rape, setting of...
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Designer & builder with a career in historic preservation, green building, affordability and new urbanism. He the founder of Southern Urbanism @aaron_lubeck
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