Mapping American Legacy Cities (2015) is a comparative data report analyzing the urban trends of population loss, race and ethnicity, residential density and vaccy, unemployment and income for 48 Legacy Cities in the United States. Legacy Cities are cities greater than 50,000 in population that have lost over 20% of their population since peak levels.
Mapping American Legacy Cities (2015) is a comparative data report analyzing the urban trends of population loss, race and ethnicity, residential density and vaccy, unemployment and income for 48 Legacy Cities in the United States. Legacy Cities are cities greater than 50,000 in population that have lost over 20% of their population since peak levels. Inclusion
The JMBC newsletter is back! Pardon our absence over the last 18 months, but we’ve been quite busy launching our Legacy City Design website, publishing The Just City Essays, Volume 1, mentoring students of color interested architecture, and much more. We have had an exciting three semesters worth of projects since our last newsletter. We raised over
Talks are held 6:30-8:00 p.m. in the southeast bay of the Spitzer School second floor, with light refreshments provided. Hilary Brown (Professor and SSA Program Director of the M.S. Program in Sustainability) Ahu Aydogan Akseli (Assistant Professor, SSA, CCNY) Carey Clouse (Asst. Professor at UMass Amherst; Fulbright FLEX Fellow) Student Moderators: Damon Arrington (M.L.A.), Millie
Talks are held 6:30-8:00 p.m. in the southeast bay of the Spitzer School second floor, with light refreshments provided. Obiekwe Okolo, Former AIAS National Vice-President Panelists: Quilian Riano (2015 JMBC Senior Design Fellow), Michele Flournoy (SSA M.Arch. ’14) Student Moderators: Shereese Trumpet (B. Arch.), Christina Bien-Aimé (B. Arch.), Amanda Sarantos (B. Arch.), Baruch Tauber (M.L.A.)
Talks are held 6:30-8:00 p.m. in the southeast bay of the Spitzer School second floor, with light refreshments provided. Kelvin Campbell, Chair and Founder: Smart Urbanism (London) Panelists: Professor Michael Sorkin (Director of the SSA Graduate Urban Design Program) and Alanna Lauter (B. Arch. student) Moderator: Professor Toni L. Griffin (Director J. Max Bond Center)