
Steve Price
Steve Price of Urban Advantage (www.urban-advantage.com) communicates urban design principles to non-professional audiences through photo-realistic illustration. He is author of Imagining a Walkable America (www.imaginingawalkableamerica.com), a free online book containing many of his photo-simulations. He was a board member of the Form-Based Codes Institute for 12 years.
Electric cars shouldn’t distract us from changes to the built environment
News that mining of lithium comes up short to solve the climate crisis highlights a need for walkability and micromobility.
Socially sustainable communities are more than friends and families
'Weak ties' are the strings that thread their way through the social fabric, allowing information, culture, and work to flow. Fragmented communities break down those ties.
Rightsizing the automobile for local mobility
Neighborhood electric vehicles offer a better local transportation option in light of climate threats, but the design of streets would need to change.