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AI Can Discover Overlooked Community Assets: A New Approach to Revitalizing City Neighborhoods.
Community asset mapping offers an alternative to conventional approaches to urban revitalization. Rather than defining distressed neighborhoods...
The City That Work Forgot. [i]
In the spring of 2020, the world’s downtowns fell silent. Office towers stood hollow. Commuter trains ran nearly empty. The great daily journey to work and back simply stopped.
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From Planning the City We Have to Exploring the Cities We Could Have: How AI May Transform Urban Planning
Artificial intelligence is beginning to change the practice of city planning, but its ultimate significance may extend well beyond au...
The Architecture of Our Own Complications: How Yesterday’s Solutions Become Today’s Circumstances
Nearly a decade ago, Bob Gleeson and I wrote a book in which we observed that villages, towns, cities, and megacities are, at their core, pro...
Could AI Disrupt the Sun Belt’s Urban Advantage?
For more than half a century, the geography of American urban growth has appeared to favor the Sun Belt over the older industrial Frost Belt. Population, jobs and investment have flowed towa...
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