As the authors of “The Power of Existing Buildings,” they illuminate the path to revolutionizing urban environments by reimagining existing structures as sustainable powerhouses.

Mack’s book discusses the power of genuine connections and their ability to create resilient communities, drawing inspiration from historical studies and successful initiatives worldwide.

Danielle Arigoni, author of “Climate Resilience for an Aging Nation,” underscores the importance of integrating climate and aging planning efforts to enhance community resilience.

Dennis introduces the concept of “embryonic gentrification,” a nuanced phase that predated the corporate-driven gentrification we see today.

osa Lowinger, the author of “Dwell Time: A Memoir of Art, Exile, and Repair,” discusses her emotional and educational journey as an art conservationist. Rosa’s narrative is not just a recount of her family’s escape from Jewish persecution in Cuba and their subsequent life in America; it’s also a testament to how these experiences have significantly influenced her career in art conservation.

Elgin’s insights detail how empathy in design transcends aesthetics, focusing on the built environment’s ability to recognize and honor identity, culture, history, memory, and place.

The way we live and the spaces we call home have been constantly evolving, yet one truth remains: housing is not just about structures;...

In our May podcast episode , we talk about sustainable urban development via the bicycle with Dan Piatkowski, author of "Bicycle City:...

In an era where the narrative of urban decay often overshadows tales of recovery, a recent podcast episode featuring Michelle Wild...