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Urban Planning and the Coronavirus: 2020 Year in Review If ever there was a doubt about the sheer depth and breadth of intersectionality found in the practice and theory of planning, the pandemic provides daily reminders. December 31, 2020, 7am PST | James Brasuell | At the beginning of 2020, Planetizen offered its annual list of trends to watch in the world of urban planning in the coming year. That post, and an accompanying video, made zero references to the looming threat of the corona...

Share The OAA is calling on all its members—Architects (practicing, non-practicing, retired), Intern Architects, Student Associates, and Licensed Technologists OAA—to explore the intersection of architecture and resiliency for the biennial “Whether in a literal sense or in a figurative one, the concept of resiliency involves flexibility, inherent strength, and elasticity. It is a quality in objects to hold or recover their shape; it is an ability in people to face challenges or rebound ...