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Tiny homes were a millennial fad and became a Hail Mary shot at solving homelessness - Vimarsana News

Tiny homes were a millennial fad and became a Hail Mary shot at solving homelessness

Tiny homes mimic detached single-family homes and are merely a portrayal of Americans’ obsession with them.

Urban planning as a tool of white supremacy – the other lesson from Minneapolis - Vimarsana News

Urban planning as a tool of white supremacy – the other lesson from Minneapolis

Minneapolis, a city still split along racial lines. Jason Armond/Los Angeles Times via Getty ImagesThe legacy of structural racism in Minneapolis was laid bare to the world at the intersection of Chicago Avenue and East 38th Street, the location where George Floyd’s neck was pinned to the ground by a police officer’s knee. But it is also imprinted in streets, parks and neighborhoods across the city – the result of urban planning that utilized segregation as a tool of white supremacy. Today, Minn

Source: yahoo.com
Two UGA faculty awarded Guggenheim Fellowships - Vimarsana News

Two UGA faculty awarded Guggenheim Fellowships

They have demonstrated productive scholarship or exceptional creative ability.

Source: uga.edu
Metro Atlanta Cities Weigh Zoning Changes - Vimarsana News

Metro Atlanta Cities Weigh Zoning Changes

The southern city’s growth is prompting questions about how to increase the housing supply, maintain affordability, and accommodate new residents.

As metro Atlanta cities rewrite zoning laws, will they follow national trend of embracing density? - Vimarsana News

As metro Atlanta cities rewrite zoning laws, will they follow national trend of embracing density?

“Rethinking exclusionary single-family zoning may be the way of the future.”