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What It Means to Design with Nature Now
Reflections on the Legacy of Ian McHarg
Fevereiro 2020, inglês
To mark the fiftieth anniversary of Ian McHarg’s Design with Nature, the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy collaborated with the University of Pennsylvania’s Stuart Weitzman School of Design to publish Design with Nature Now, showcasing some of the most advanced ecological design projects in the world today. We asked some of the book’s contributors to weigh in on Ian […]
Fevereiro 2020, inglês
To mark the fiftieth anniversary of Ian McHarg’s Design with Nature, the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy collaborated with the University of Pennsylvania’s Stuart Weitzman School of Design to publish Design with Nature Now, showcasing some of the most advanced ecological design projects in the world today. We asked some of the book’s contributors to weigh in on Ian […]
Sustainable Urbanization
Lincoln Institute to Share Land Use Innovations at World Urban Forum 10
Fevereiro 2020, inglês
The Lincoln Institute of Land Policy will lead conversations on land value capture, urban growth, and equitable cities at UN-Habitat’s tenth World Urban Forum in Abu Dhabi February 9 to 12, 2020. Representatives from the Lincoln Institute have participated in the World Urban Forum since 2006 in Vancouver, Canada, followed by summits in Rio de Janeiro, […]
Fevereiro 2020, inglês
The Lincoln Institute of Land Policy will lead conversations on land value capture, urban growth, and equitable cities at UN-Habitat’s tenth World Urban Forum in Abu Dhabi February 9 to 12, 2020. Representatives from the Lincoln Institute have participated in the World Urban Forum since 2006 in Vancouver, Canada, followed by summits in Rio de Janeiro, […]
Growing Water Smart
Workshop Helps Western Communities Integrate Water and Land Use Planning
Fevereiro 2020, inglês
During the last two decades, the population of Fort Collins, Colorado, expanded from 100,000 to 170,000. According to the city’s newly adopted comprehensive plan, that total is expected to swell to 240,000 by 2040. As one of the fastest-growing cities in one of the fastest-growing states in the country, Fort Collins has identified priorities […]
Fevereiro 2020, inglês
During the last two decades, the population of Fort Collins, Colorado, expanded from 100,000 to 170,000. According to the city’s newly adopted comprehensive plan, that total is expected to swell to 240,000 by 2040. As one of the fastest-growing cities in one of the fastest-growing states in the country, Fort Collins has identified priorities […]
Land Matters Podcast
Episode 9: In Praise of Global Agreements
Janeiro 2020, inglês
For many, a new year, and a new decade, is a time to take stock and set goals for the future. But what happens when an entire planet tries to make a common pledge? Economic literature suggests that getting nearly 200 countries to agree on anything is very difficult, if not impossible. A big […]
Janeiro 2020, inglês
For many, a new year, and a new decade, is a time to take stock and set goals for the future. But what happens when an entire planet tries to make a common pledge? Economic literature suggests that getting nearly 200 countries to agree on anything is very difficult, if not impossible. A big […]
Janeiro 2020, inglês
Urban Land Value Capture in São Paulo, Addis Ababa, and Hyderabad
Differing Interpretations, Equity Impacts, and Enabling Conditions
Janeiro 2020, inglês
Janeiro 2020, inglês
Janeiro 2020, inglês
At What Cost?
Targeted Taxes Pose Challenges to Equity, Economic Growth
Janeiro 2020, inglês
Cities that feel hamstrung by property tax caps are increasingly using alternative approaches to taxing real estate, with the goal of eking out more revenue and, in some cases, changing behavior. But rather than helping city coffers, experts warn, such moves may be more likely to disrupt economic growth, raise equity concerns, and insert […]
Janeiro 2020, inglês
Cities that feel hamstrung by property tax caps are increasingly using alternative approaches to taxing real estate, with the goal of eking out more revenue and, in some cases, changing behavior. But rather than helping city coffers, experts warn, such moves may be more likely to disrupt economic growth, raise equity concerns, and insert […]
