Published inVoices of Urban Design·Dec 21, 2020Afterthoughts ~ Centering Equity in Micromobility Planning, Policy and DesignAn expert panel discussion hosted by the APA-NYM Urban Design Committee on November 16th, 2020. Before COVID-19 dramatically altered the urban landscape overnight, cities were experiencing a major shift in the way we move around: tech-based ride hailing, new micromobility options, and autonomous vehicle pilots were deployed to various degrees…Urban Design5 min readUrban Design5 min read
Published inVoices of Urban Design·Nov 9, 2020COVID-19 New Paradigms in Urbanism & Design: Q&A with Cali WilliamsPrincipal, Karp Strategies Cali works to advance equitable economic development and neighborhood planning. She brings more than 17 years of experience to her role advising public policy analysis, stakeholder engagement, affordable housing initiatives, and forward-looking planning initiatives. At Karp Strategies, Cali is leveraging her strong relationships across city and state agencies to: advance…Urban Design7 min readUrban Design7 min read
Published inVoices of Urban Design·Oct 13, 2020COVID-19 New Paradigms in Urbanism & Design: Q&A with Michael SamuelianFounding Director, Urban Tech Hub, Jacobs Institute at Cornell Tech Michael Samuelian, FAIA, AICP, is an urban planner, real estate developer, and professor. …Urban Design7 min readUrban Design7 min read
Published inVoices of Urban Design·Sep 28, 2020Member-onlyCOVID-19 New Paradigms in Urbanism & Design: Q & A with Design for Six FeetAnna Dietzsch, Liz McEnaney and Kaja Kühl The APA Urban Design Committee is conducting a series of conversations with urbanists who are thinking about the future of Urbanism and Design in the age of COVID-19. Abstract: As Urban Designers and Planners we are stewards of a unique perspective through which to view our surroundings. Our social infrastructures…Urbanism8 min readUrbanism8 min read
Published inVoices of Urban Design·May 28, 2020COVID-19 New Norms in Urbanism & Design: Q&A with Jackson ChabotConsultant at Project for Public Spaces Jackson Chabot is a Consultant at Project for Public Spaces- a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping people create and sustain public spaces that build strong communities. …Urban Design8 min readUrban Design8 min read
May 21, 2020COVID-19 New Norms in Urbanism & Design: Q&A with Quemuel ArroyoGlobal Head of Community at Charge The APA Urban Design Committee is conducting a series of conversations with urbanists who are thinking about the future of Urbanism and Design in the age of COVID-19. Through interviews and personal anecdotes, member Charlie Cunningham is committed to documenting thoughts from prominent Urban…Urban Design6 min readUrban Design6 min read
Published inVoices of Urban Design·May 14, 2020COVID-19 New Norms in Urbanism & Design: Q&A with Julia D. DayDirector & Team Lead at Gehl New York The APA Urban Design Committee is conducting a series of conversations with urbanists who are thinking about the future of Urbanism and Design in the age of COVID-19. Through interviews and personal anecdotes, member Charlie Cunningham is committed to documenting thoughts from…Urban Planning9 min readUrban Planning9 min read
Published inVoices of Urban Design·May 7, 2020COVID-19 New Norms in Urbanism & Design: Q&A with Mike LydonCo-Founder and Principal of Street Plans The APA Urban Design Committee is conducting a series of conversations with urbanists who are thinking about the future of Urbanism and Design in the age of COVID-19. Through interviews and personal anecdotes, member Charlie Cunningham is committed to documenting thoughts from prominent Urban…6 min read6 min read
Published inVoices of Urban Design·Mar 3, 2020The Future of Highways in New York City — A ConversationOn the evening of Tuesday February 11th, Open House New York partnered with the Gotham Center for New York History, hosting a conversation on the Future of Highways in New York City at the CUNY Graduate Center on 5th Avenue. The panel was arranged as part of The Moving City…Urban Design2 min readUrban Design2 min read
Feb 12, 2020NYC Arts and Culture Funding Returns for 2021 Fiscal YearCalling all NYC arts and culture organizations, planners, and programs! The 2021 fiscal year cultural development application deadline is only a few weeks away, ending Tuesday, February 18, 2020. In the 2020 fiscal year, NYC, with its most robust arts and culture expense budget in its history, awarded $51.3 million…2 min read2 min read
