A High-Growth Region Works to Pivot Development to New Urbanism @Congress4NewUrbanism
A High-Growth Region Works to Pivot Development to New Urbanism @Congress4NewUrbanism
Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 days ago
Developers Ward Davis and Duke McLarty and municipal planner John McCurdy discussed efforts by rapidly growing Northwest Arkansas to shift away from sprawl toward walkable, mixed-use development. Downtowns are being revitalized as codes and plans change to promote new patterns, against the backdrop of inertia of automobile-oriented patterns.
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