New Urban News Annual Index

LUME 4, NUMBERS 1–6 (January/February – November/December, 1999) Feature articles Issue, page CITIES/INFILL Pumping life into a city with urban design Jan/Feb 1, 3-6 Downtowns gaining population nationwide Jan/Feb 6 True urbanists May/Jun 1, 6-7 CNU conference focuses on cities July/Aug 3 Old urbanism becomes new July/Aug 16-18 COMMENTARY Florida turns a corner Jan/Feb 2 Providing the vision Mar/Apr 2-3 Gore’s agenda needs defining Mar/Apr 3 Thoughts amid the turmoil May/Jun 2 The book on sprawl July/Aug 2 Hidden markets for urban homes Sept/Oct 2 Inviting bankers to the table Nov/Dec 2 COLUMNS (GUEST) How federal “non-point source” programs promote sprawl Jan/Feb 14 A functional town center is critical to new urbanist projects Jan/Feb 15 Keys to successful TND implementation Jul/Aug 13 COMMERCIAL/RETAIL DEVELOPMENT Employment centers that function like neighborhoods May/Jun 1, 3-5 New downtown thrives; awaits neighborhoods (Mashpee Commons) Mar/Apr 10-13 New urbanist retail gathers momentum Nov/Dec 1, 4-6 Market Square is a retail prototype Nov/Dec 7 Live/work units provide commercial in small increments Nov/Dec 8 Retail expert sees a shift back to main street Nov/Dec 10 CRIME/PUBLIC SAFETY Design for safety Jan/Feb 10 “SafeScape Principles” for crime prevention Jan/Feb 11 ENVIRONMENT Measuring the environmental footprint of the New Urbanism May/Jun 16-18 New Urbanism cuts through Atlanta’s smog Sep/Oct 15 GOVERNMENT INVOLVEMENT/ENTITLEMENT HUD shows commitment to New Urbanism Jan/Feb 8-9 NEW URBANISM/NEOTRADITIONAL DESIGN Contentious meeting at Harvard May/Jun 13-14 Friends and foes debate the New Urbanism Sep/Oct 1, 2-4 NEW URBANIST DEVELOPMENT Pros and cons for builders attempting New Urbanism Jan/Feb 12-13 Liberty Harbor North based on Manhattan Urbanism May/Jun 5 Determination prevails May/Jun 14-15 Celebration is center of attention Jul/Aug 1, 9-12 Street design guidelines for walkable neighborhoods Jul/Aug 14-15, 18 Hybrids on the rise Sep/Oct 12-13 Building social capital through CSOs Sep/Oct 14-15 PLANNING OF THE NEW URBANISM The charrette process as an agent for change Nov/Dec 12, 13 The Lexicon of the New Urbanism Nov/Dec 14, 15 SALES AND FINANCE New Urbanist projects attract investment Jan/Feb 1, 7, 9 Study confirms TND price premium Mar/Apr 1, 4 STREETS Street design guidelines for walkable neighborhoods Jul/Aug 14-15, 18 TRANSIT-ORIENTED DEVELOPMENT Orenco Station takes master planned community honors Mar/Apr 12-13 Transit-oriented development: moving from theory to practice Jul/Aug 1, 4-6, 8 Transit villages coming on line nationwide Jul/Aug 5 Incorporating buses into the New Urbanism Jul/Aug 7-8 Lindbergh Center clears hurdle Nov/Dec 1, 3 TRADITIONAL NEIGHBORHOOD DEVELOPMENTS (SURVEYs) NU makes progress in Canada Mar/Apr 1, 5-9 Growth in TND steady, but slower Sept/Oct 1, 5-7, 12 Departments BUILDING INNOVATIONS Detached garages, Amelia Park windows Jan/Feb 24 Bois-Franc garage entry, Cityside System-Built Homes Mar/Apr 15 Gainesville NHDC affordable homes May/Jun 19 Comprehensive Design Solutions (CDS) Nov/Dec 19 DEALS & FINANCE TND Advisors and Hillman Properties, Robert Shaw founds Amicus Partners, CHK becomes Torti Gallas and Partners/CHK, Post Properties Federal Realty Trust alliance Jan/Feb 18 Forest City develops Stapleton, Richard Bernhardt joins EDAW, Joseph Barnes joins I’On, Frijoles Village loan May/Jun 22 Amicus Partners Sep/Oct 24 Market demand for new urbanist housing in Philadelphia Nov/Dec 19 DESIGN & ENVIRONMENT Atlantic Steel/EPA Project XL Mar/Apr 15 Main Street retail Major retailers/compact stores, King Farm town center Jan/Feb 18 Kroger in Birmingham, MI Mar/Apr 13 NEW URBAN UPDATE Movie theaters, Institute of Traditional Architecture, Emerging Trends’ best cities, “24-hour city”, Fortune 500 tenants, TTI analysis of road widening, Curtis Park West, Macomb township charrette, Mormon TND in Kansas City, Northwest Landing, Madison, GA Jan/Feb 19, 22-23 Palmer, AK, charrette, Center for Livable Communities, Middleton Hills, The Villages at Seagrove, new urbanist “catch-words”, Swansea Town Center, Cascade Station, Rosemary Beach Mar/Apr 18-20 Civano, Riverside, Highland Village Garden, Carpenter Village, Winchester Greens, Detroit Urban Design Charrette, Seaside Prize to Robert Stern May/June 18-19 Legacy Town Center, Liberty, “House Washington” initiative, Salamanca, Pentagon Row, Middleton Hills, Metlox Block, Redmond Town Center, Southwood, Free Congress Foundation transit study, Park DuValle, San Christobal Village, Market Square in Kentlands, Longleaf, “billboard buildings”, Anchor Mill July/Aug 19, 22-23 The Commons, Playa Vista, Western Australia Liveable Neighborhoods code, Afton Village, Cascade Station, West Park Village, East Beach, Jefferson Center, Eastgate Town Center, Miles Point, Eighth and Pearl, Haile Village Center Sept/Oct 17-19 San Elijo Ranch, Syracuse and Onondaga County, Southside, Alvarado, Courtside Village, Tall Grass Village, Liberty, Midtown Commons, Village at Hospital Hill Nov/Dec 17-19 PUBLIC POLICY Lake Park, FL, election issues, Public Officials of the Year awards, Smart Growth Center of S FL, Northlake Park, St Louis Park Town Center Jan/Feb 17-18 Gaithersburg, MD, Smart Growth Policy, N Richland Hills, TX, town center Mar/Apr 14 Huntersville, NC, Anchor Mill site, Suffolk, VA, “incentive zoning”, Ted Mondale appointment May/June 14 Envision Utah, Aspen, CO, revitalization July/Aug 12 Post Office Community Partnership Act, Sustainable Development Challenge Grant, Decatur, GA, guidelines, CA “Smart Investments”, TCSP Pilot program, NJ older buildings code Sept/Oct 19, 22 New Jersey’s “Smart Growth Planning Grants,” Huntington Smart Growth principles, Portland garage regulations, Eastward Ho! Nov/Dec 24 RESOURCES Krieger/Duany debate, Professional Builder, “Nolli” plans, Choice or Fate, Crossing the Expendable Landscape, Bloom LA Times article, The Transit Metropolis Jan/Feb 16 TND Series Volume 3, NTBA web site, Cities Back from the Edge, The Ahwanee Principles for Smart Economic Development Mar/Apr 4 Liveable Communities, community preference survey, City Routes, City Rights, Once There Were Greenfields, The Town Paper May/June 22-23 The Town Paper, New York Times article, The Not So Big House, 1999 Ahwanee Awards July/Aug 6 Duany Lexicon, “Exploring (New) Urbanism” CD-ROM, APA “Guide for Livable Communities...”, Valuing the New Urbanism, Time, Wall Street Journal, Inside Game, Outside Game, Community Vision Survey, listservs, Katz interview ABC, NTHP “Challenging Sprawl” Sep/Oct 22, 24 BOOK REVIEWS Main Street Revisited Mar/Apr 14 The Celebration Chronicles, Celebration U.S.A. Sep/Oct 16, 17 The Lexicon of the New Urbanism Nov/Dec 14, 15 Congress for the New Urbanism Update ARTICLES AND COLUMNS New Urbanists set Smart Growth Agenda Jan/Feb 20 The recovery of the public realm Jan/Feb 21 CNU VII to examine and celebrate ‘the wealth of cities’ Mar/Apr 16 CNU and HUD work to change the face of public housing Mar/Apr 17 CNU and ULI lead New Urbanism workshop for developers May/Jun 20 Harvard redux May/Jun 21 CNU VII: The Wealth of Cities July/Aug 20 Cities: Rebuilt or Reborn? July/Aug 21 New urbanists advise Senate task force Sep/Oct 20 Mixed use is obstacle to financing, study finds Sep/Oct 21 GSA’s new strategy for livability Nov/Dec 20 CNU board sets priorities for 2000 Nov/Dec 21 TABLES New Urbanist development projects in Canada Mar/Apr 6 NU developments with significant employment components May/Jun 3 New urbanist infill development projects in the U.S. (selected) May/Jun 8-12 TND projects under development in the U.S. Sept/Oct 8-11 Retail developments in new urbanist projects Nov/Dec 5