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Day Two of the National Planning Conference: Staying on the Cutting Edge - Vimarsana News

Day Two of the National Planning Conference: Staying on the Cutting Edge

The American Planning Association gathers for its first in-person National Planning Conference since 2019. Planetizen is in attendance. Here is some of what we saw on the second day of the conference.

Day Two: Staying on the Cutting Edge - Vimarsana News

Day Two: Staying on the Cutting Edge

The American Planning Association gathers for its first in-person National Planning Conference since 2019. Planetizen is in attendance. Here is some of what we saw on the second day of the conference.

Despite Covid, Planners Expect Return to 'Old Normal,' Survey Says - Vimarsana News

Despite Covid, Planners Expect Return to 'Old Normal,' Survey Says

Although the survey collects data from a small sample, it looks like North American planners don't expect the pandemic to change much about the way cities are planned.

Research Indicates a Return to the Status Quo for Urban Planners Post-Pandemic - Vimarsana News

Research Indicates a Return to the Status Quo for Urban Planners Post-Pandemic

A study conducted by researchers at Canada’s University of Waterloo has revealed that urban planners of mid-sized areas are looking to restore the ‘old normal’ in towns and communities despite the spread of COVID-19.

Post-pandemic, urban planners are seeking return to 'old normal' in downtown areas - Vimarsana News

Post-pandemic, urban planners are seeking return to 'old normal' in downtown areas

City living has been radically changed by the spread of COVID-19. But planners of downtowns in mid-sized areas are more interested in returning those