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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.
Traveling near and far toward low-carbon cities
Conceiving two tiers of travel suggests possibilities for sustainable mobility and a built landscape designed for it.
After the pandemic, human nature will keep cities alive
Sprawl may surge for a time if we ignore the fundamental needs of human habitat.
Loneliness, urban design, and form-based codes
A remarkable and growing body of literature is telling us that healthy communities need face-to-face interaction among their members, something that electronic media cannot replace. Physical places enable or prevent that interaction.