Personal musings of a designer/builder operating at the frontiers of historic preservation, green building, affordable housing and community design.
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The Radical Simplicity of Housing Abundance
Today Matt Yglesias released an essay, “YIMBYs already have a bold vision for solving the housing crisis: Don’t listen to the haters — there’s nothing narrow about this.” The principle he articulates is straightforward: more housing is need...
I was on the “How It Runs” Podcast
I had a super fun talk with Michael Walliser on his “How It Runs” podcast.
We covered a host of topics related to building better places in North Carolina. We focused on the challenges of creating affordable, walkable, and community-orien...
Land Use Lessons from Mel Brooks on His 100th Birthday
“The affairs of state take precedent over the affairs of state.”
Mel Brooks turns 100 this week. Six days later, America marks its 250th birthday.
The timing feels almost scripted. The Brooklyn-born son of Jewish immigrants who sp...
Introducing "Lubeck’s Hierarchy of Needs"
Great development is the end result of preconditions currently unmet.
Earlier this week, my pal Alica Pedersen, aka The Courtyard Urbanist, tweeted that “Regulatory reform is making it easier to build middle housing, but now society has to...
How Mexico City Underwrites Culture through Art
Station symbology on the Mexico City metro. Identity through iconography can only serve to enhance place.
MEXICO CITY, MX | One of the most remarkable things about the Mexico City Metro is not its scale, though it is enormous. Nor is it th...
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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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