Planning November 2018
Planning November 2018
Facing 21st-Century Challenges
The November issue of Planning highlights American planners' efforts to prepare their communities for 21st-century challenges. In the West, they work with water managers to realign the region's vast network of dams, reservoirs, and irrigation canals with rising temperatures and declining precipitation. Nationwide, planners, architects, and landscape architects integrate good design and protective features in buildings and public spaces that could be targets for crime and violence.
Featured Articles
The Future of the Dammed
Can 20th-century water infrastructure withstand 21st-century climate change? Allen Best looks for answers.
All Parks on Deck
Cities across the country are embracing a new era for freeway deck parks. Story by Jeffrey Spivak.
Safety Beyond Barriers
The built environment can be a powerful shield against acts of violence. Kristen Pope talks to planners and architects working to create safer public spaces.
News & Departments
Research You Can Use
Reid Ewing reviews the newest Planning Advisory Service Report on autonomous vehicles.
Viewpoint
Storytelling is a vital component of inclusive planning.
Cover: Photo by Alexander Stephens/courtesy Bureau of Reclamation.