Site Seeing: A Tool for Making Great Places
by Vincent Vergel de Dios, AICP
What is the magic of place-making and how can we achieve it more often? The author provides numerous illustrations of how to enable the creation of great places. Read the Planning Practice Feature. |
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About this Issue
by Jerry Weitz, FAICP
The editor introduces the contents of this issue of Practicing Planner. Read From the Editor. |
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The City Block Charrette:
An Inexpensive Tool for Engaging and Educating the Public
by Norman Wright, AICP
The author describes and illustrates a simulation technique to educate and engage audiences in the practice of community building, block by block. Read the Special Feature. |
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Conservation Subdivisions in Gwinnett County, Georgia
by Rebecca Peed
Has an urban county been successful in promoting conservation subdivisions? The author describes lessons of implementing regulations. |
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Several lessons can be learned from the Gwinnett County Conservation Subdivision Overlay (CSO) experience. |
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Read the full Case Study
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Planners … Immerse Yourselves:
The Community Immersion Approach to Public Involvement
by Al Zelinka, AICP, Susan Harden, AICP, and Suzanne Rynne, AICP
Looking for new, more effective ways to involve the public? Learn how to apply the community immersion technique, which promises innovative approaches useful in every community. |
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Community immersion is a tool that provides planners with the ability to immerse themselves in the community for which they are planning |
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Read the Special Case Study
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Economic Development Finance and Deal Structuring
by Kaizer Rangwala, AICP
Planners can become financially literate and, more importantly, they can and should participate at the deal-making table. The author describes sequential steps in the art of deal structuring. Read Planning Essentials. |
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Vol 6. | No. 2 | 2008
