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the new urban order diana lind substack subscribe sign in home housing placemaking tech subscriber events urban life archive about retail is a public good why we should be treating storefronts like parks and libraries aug 21 diana lind 24 6 7 subscriber only postcard from dublin is the irish capital that different from american cities aug 13 diana lind 9 1 walking is being reinvented cities spent decades curating the pretty walk people want the unsanctioned one and now they ll wait in line for it aug 7 diana lind 13 7 5 most popular view all the never ending lockdown nov 26 2024 diana lind 176 51 16 madrid s version of abundance may 1 diana lind 49 6 7 the case for pedestrian oriented development feb 26 diana lind 36 5 7 do we need a placemaking movement for young men oct 22 2025 diana lind 28 9 8 the bourgeois bunker apr 8 diana lind 26 3 5 the great aesthetics debate of 2026 jun 7 diana lind 71 27 8 if you care about cities housing transit public space and who gets to shape them this newsletter is for you subscribe housing view all 5 things that surprised me about sacramento it s a california city that s working why aren t more people paying attention mar 25 diana lind 22 1 3 the 276 000 acres of public land hiding in plain sight place initiative wants to help cities unlock land they already own for affordable housing feb 6 diana lind 10 4 where s the american dream for renters renters deserve economic mobility too jan 15 diana lind 17 27 7 state housing policy is having a moment local zoning is not where it s at oct 30 2025 diana lind 28 4 4 what if inclusionary zoning could actually work a new report makes the case that the right incentive structure changes everything apr 13 diana lind 22 4 3 placemaking view all the best 24 conferences for the rest of this year one stop shopping for your professional development may 14 diana lind 9 2 the case for pedestrian oriented development every city needs something like the beltline feb 26 diana lind 36 5 7 why can t more cities build like this a tour of atlanta s south downtown feb 3 diana lind 36 6 3 do we need a placemaking movement for young men why did we get rid of a place where young men wanted to hang out oct 22 2025 diana lind 28 9 8 can pedestrian pop ups go permanent in the u s scenes from the philadelphia subscriber event sep 25 2025 diana lind 21 2 4 urban life view all walking is being reinvented cities spent decades curating the pretty walk people want the unsanctioned one and now they ll wait in line for it aug 7 diana lind 13 7 5 pittsburgh s evolution fast and slow how a football draft rebuilt parts of downtown in months and why a 178 acre site is taking decades to redevelop jul 30 diana lind 25 3 3 what a city s outdoor seating says about its values kat vellos shows us how seating shapes our relationships with our places and each other jul 14 kat vellos 61 24 13 everything is tv now including cities fifa fan fests nba finals and toy story 5 show synchronous watching is the new placemaking jun 23 diana lind 28 4 2 subscriber only postcard from dublin is the irish capital that different from american cities aug 13 diana lind 9 1 recent posts view all pittsburgh s evolution fast and slow how a football draft rebuilt parts of downtown in months and why a 178 acre site is taking decades to redevelop jul 30 diana lind 25 3 3 warhol left pittsburgh today s artists have good reason to stay day one in the pop district a museum expanding into workforce training a barge that gives people a reason to linger jul 23 diana lind 18 7 3 what a city s outdoor seating says about its values kat vellos shows us how seating shapes our relationships with our places and each other jul 14 kat vellos 61 24 13 the third wave of the sunbelt boom a new sunbelt boom is rising in some of the reddest states in the country jul 8 diana lind 13 1 1 this uk mayor wants to remake his country andy burnham s case for devolution is compelling it also runs opposite to what american cities are learning jun 30 diana lind 17 4 6 everything is tv now including cities fifa fan fests nba finals and toy story 5 show synchronous watching is the new placemaking jun 23 diana lind 28 4 2 pittsburgh is having a moment let s go see it join fellow subscribers and me for an exploration of placemaking and the innovation economy in pittsburgh jun 22 diana lind 14 4 the great aesthetics debate of 2026 the obama presidential center arrives at just the right time jun 7 diana lind 71 27 8 see all 2026 diana lind privacy terms collection notice start your substack get the app substack is the home for great culture this site requires javascript to run correctly please turn on javascript or unblock scripts