The Messy City
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Seeking Faith-Based Solutions to Housing
Every so often, an idea comes along that makes so much sense it makes you wonder - why haven’t we been talking more about this? In that vein comes today’s guest, Eli Smith, who is pioneering something called the Faith-Based Housing Initiati...
Talking Messy Cities on the Strong Towns Podcast
I was grateful to be hosted on the Strong Towns podcast recently by Chuck Marohn. There’s a lot of good things I can say about Chuck, but first and foremost he’s just a really good human being. For me, that matters.
You Can Just Do Things
Zach Molzer is 25, and he wants you to know that’s an advantage. His team is young, energetic, and optimistic. His story of quickly becoming a developer with impact in Kansas City shows us that you don’t need to have decades of experience. ...
Rowhouses for America
Bobby Fijan doesn’t want you to give up on families living in cities. One thing he said in this episode that really stuck out with me, “People tolerate disorder less when kids are around.” I think that’s right on, and that we too easily acq...
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Welcome - my name is Kevin Klinkenberg, and this site "The Messy City" is my personal blog. I started blogging on urban planning and design issues in 2007, and began working in the field in 1993. Thanks for reading.
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