Strong Towns

Moshe Safdie designed Modiin to be a real city. Thirty-seven years later, residents say there's nowhere to go at night.

Suburbs promise the best place to raise kids — but the research on childhood independence, municipal finance, and carbon says otherwise.

The thinkers and interventions reshaping urban streets — without banning cars.

What if suburbs didn't require a car for everything? Exploring transit-first city planning that actually works.

Why walkability advocates loathe suburbs, from Ponzi scheme infrastructure to deadly stroads.

The five D’s of walkability — density, diversity, design, destination accessibility, and distance to transit — explained.

Tired of "sidewalks to nowhere"? Learn the principles of good urbanism and how to advocate for a more walkable, resilient community.