Personal musings of a designer/builder operating at the frontiers of historic preservation, green building, affordable housing and community design.
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Why YIMBYs Matter
RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA | Around 2016, I was introduced to Sonja Trauss. A contrarian in a sea of contrarians, she was doing what ostensibly nobody had done in half a century: go to public meetings in the Bay Area and fight for housing. Son...
What True Affordability™ Looks like
small, loved, and by-right
ATLANTA, GEORGIA | I was out in Santa Fe this fall for the National Town Builders Association’s biannual conference. The gathering focused on how to honor and continue the deep traditions and history of a place w...
Stuck 2: Why “Mobility” Should Be The Next Big Public Policy Word
This is the second piece on Yoni Appelbaum’s Stuck. The first was about the book. This one is about the word I think policymakers should steal from it—particularly progressive leaders who are searching for a long-term winning narrative.
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In Praise of Andre Jones: Builder of the Affordable, For-Rent Pocket Neighborhood
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE | Something is different about Malone Park Commons in Memphis. The familiar hallmarks of New Urbanism are here: thoughtful architecture, large front porches, an emphasis on the public realm, homes clustered around common...
Affordability Comes from Serving Others
The simplest strategy for creating affordability is also the most dismissed
This September, I made my pilgrimage to Raleigh for the North Carolina American Institute of Architects’ annual home tour. Every fall, the organization opens a hal...
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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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