A conservative Christian take on cities
The website Cyburbia calls our attention to some articles in recent issues of The World, a "conservative" Christian magazine
- High BIDs | With cities in financial trouble, public-private improvement districts are finding ways to flourish
-Issue: "Cities of God and Man" March 27, 2010
• Centers of the Battle
• Savannah, Georgia: How an Old World planner created one of the country's most enduring cities > full story
• New Orleans, Louisiana: New Orleans is anything but a nonplace > full story
• Detroit, Michigan: The Motor City is facing hard times, but there's more to Detroit than decay > full story
• Brooklyn, New York: Post-Kelo laws haven't stopped the use of eminent domain by developers > full story
• Port-au-Prince, Haiti: Port-au-Prince is a city desperately seeking turnaround—and that's before the earthquake > full story
Labels: eminent domain, planning for contraction-shrinking cities, urban design/placemaking, urban revitalization
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