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Kickstart Dhiru Thadani "Visions of Seaside"
Submitted by Anonymous on Wed, 12/19/2012 - 10:40amCNU Board Member, Dhiru Thadani has compiled what promises to be the definitive work on the first 30 years of Seaside. His new book, Visions of Seaside, will be a "must-have" for every architect, planner, urban design library.
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A New Urbanist’s Pilgrimage (Part II): Seaside.
Submitted by erin.chantry on Wed, 06/06/2012 - 7:09pmAfter I wallowed in Duany’s crowning achievement for 4 days, I finally headed down the 30A to spend a day where it all started. I of course was aware of Seaside’s legacy, celebration, and the bouts of criticism its endured over the last few decades (even by its own creators.) I kne... read more »
The Next Seaside Prize Winner: Dhiru Thadani
Submitted by Filmanowicz on Thu, 10/14/2010 - 4:01pmEach year, the Seaside Institute awards the Seaside Prize to individuals or organizations "who have made significant contributions to the quality and character of our communities."
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Seaside's Regulating Code Poster
Submitted by mhathorne on Wed, 02/18/2009 - 3:37pmIs the Seaside regulating code poster available in electronic form anywhere on the Internet?
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Kunstler's advice to Obama: Work with CNU to stimulate overlooked downtowns
Submitted by Filmanowicz on Tue, 02/03/2009 - 12:33pmFresh off his appearance in the New Yorker as a guide to the future — he'd argue near future — dislocations of the post-peak-oil landscape, Jim
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Summer getaways featuring New Urbanism
Submitted by paytonc on Tue, 03/11/2008 - 6:16pmTwo articles in the "Escapes" section of Friday's New York Times highlight beach resorts where New Urbanism is credited with helping to create less hectic, less car dependent places.
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Shrinking American Lawns - Washington Post
Submitted by JonZirkle on Sun, 06/25/2006 - 2:00amAmit R. Paley surveyed the greater Washington, D.C. region to find more homeowners opting for smaller lawns or no lawn at all. While not all persons interviewed prefer less lawn, a growing number of people see lawns as a costly maintenance burden. Some feel a private lawn can be easily traded for ... read more »