Free Range City
Andrew BurlesonCities, Progress, and Parenting
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What is City Life?
Today I want to share an observation as a seed for future posts. The thought is simply this: Americans don’t have a shared understanding of what “City Life” is.
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Toward an aesthetic of progress
This essay directly follows my previous post on the aesthetics of the progress movement, and concludes a series of thoughts I’ve been mulling since attending the Progress Conference last October. I’ll recap the series at the end of this pos...
Retro-futurism is the wrong aesthetic of progress
Since attending the Progress Conference last fall I’ve been thinking about the aesthetics of the progress movement generally, and the Roots of Progress Institute (RPI) specifically.
When I discovered RPI, the first thing I noticed was the...
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I'm a co-founder and Board Chair of Strong Towns, a Roots of Progress Fellow, and an advisor at the Center for Land Economics. I write about cities (housing, land use, and transportation), progress, and parenting.
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