This episode discusses how market signals are clear about the kinds of homes people actually want to live in, yet outdated zoning and rigid development models continue to deliver the opposite.
In this episode of the APA podcast, Roberta Rewers, senior communications manager, explores the 2045 Unified Plan from Gwinnett County, Georgia, recipient of the Daniel Burnham Award for a Comprehensive Plan in the 2025 National Planning Awards.
Joined by Yang Chen, Planning Division director at Gwinnett County, and Allison Stewart-Harris, lead consultant with TSW, they discuss how the plan reimagines suburban planning through a “mode-agnostic” approach to the 15-Minute City—prioritizing access to daily needs no matter how residents travel.
Strong Towns explores how we can financially strengthen our cities, towns, and neighborhood to make them better places to live.
From the Perspectives on Public Space podcast, this episode discusses why the social, political, and emotional dimensions of public spaces matter, and how people themselves place a central role in creating them.
