Hey,
I currently live abroad and have a lot of free time but lack reliable access to English-language books. I don't have a solid background in urban planning but am fairly sure it's what I want to do. Thus, I'd like to take advantage of this time to give myself a base for understanding planning better, and because, hey, I'm really interested in it. Any good online resources? Essays, online texts, etc. Thanks in advance.
Sorry to bump a thread, but wanted to give this one more go. Surely someone has a thing or two to say...
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Sorry, I'm not sure I understand...my two posts are approximately 40 days apart.
Sorry. For some reason, I thought both posts were made the same day.
It's President's Day today; I forgot.
Growth for growth's sake is the ideology of the cancer cell. -- Edward Abbey
Google US+Urban+Planning.Originally posted by bane
Surely a lot of good resources come up.
Brotip #2418 - know when it's time to switch from being "the little engine that could" to the "little engine that said, 'f*ck it'"
Planetizen is one site that I read frequently ( http://www.planetizen.com ). The site has links to planning-related articles and also a few blogs.
Thanks, DLY, interesting resource.
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