Planning March 2014

In This Issue:

Nicola Davies describes how to use biomimicry for planning and urban design.

While parts of the country still struggle, investment in Lone Star cities is on fire. Bridget Mintz Testa counts the ways.

Funding municipal infrastructure when times are tough. Corry Buckwalter Berkooz explains in Planning Practice.

A historic plan has modern applications. By Thomas Wilson and Patrick Shay.

Philip Walker makes sense of the best combinations.

A fresh look at home sharing — by Anne Wyatt.

A regular column by APA's CEO, Paul Farmer.

Lost city, participatory budgeting.

Statewide zoning, rail rights-of-way.

Statistics in the news. This month: pensions.

Tim Beatley takes the microbial view.

RFPs, city kids.

Public life, endangered species.

New reports, blogs, videos, etc.

You're already a marketer.

Cover: Detroit Industry, north wall (detail), Diego Rivera, 1923–33, fresco. Detroit Institute of Arts.

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