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A newsletter on urbanism and the built environment, covering overlooked buildings, retail formats and roadside landscapes through close observation and local history. It also shares the author's writing process and pieces published elsewhere.
Weekly essays on urbanism, housing policy and local government finance, with a focus on Austin and California. Readers get data-driven analysis, reporting from events, and engagement with current housing debates.
A newsletter on cities worldwide, covering housing, climate, mobility, culture and technology through urbanist commentary. Issues include election previews for mayoral races, essays on new urban visions, and community features alongside weekly job listings.
This newsletter argues that modern architecture abandoned beauty and tradition, contrasting historic European towns with contemporary buildings. It offers essay-style explorations of how and why architectural practice shifted away from classical principles and ornament.
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