December 2012
Planning
Mike Davidson celebrates APA's designated great neighborhoods, streets, and public spaces.
More and more cities are building community safe rooms — a trend that Hurricane Sandy may accelerate. William Atkinson reports. A Sustaining Places story.
A Virginia MPO is tracking today's bicyclists to determine their future needs. Sarah Rhodes explains in Planning Practice.
Facing up to new challenges in a complex world. By Ruth Eckdish Knack.
Allen Best says that "height limits" are fighting words in some western resort towns.
Uri Avin sorts out what to use when. Doug Walker adds a sidebar on CommunityViz.
Paul Farmer on coping with hazards.
Hurricane aftermath, bike studies.
Exactions, shot clock rule.
Statistics in the news — compiled by APA's Research Department. This month: drought.
Reid Ewing sees the light on statistical models.
More on Celebration, kudos.
Sustainable urbanism, campus planning.
New reports, blogs, videos, etc.
A message from Florida.
Cover: A home damaged by Hurricane Sandy along the beach in Mantoloking, New Jersey, on November 5, 2012. Stephen Voss/Redux, www.reduxpictures.com.
