Disaster Recovery Through Placemaking @Congress4NewUrbanism
Disaster Recovery Through Placemaking  @Congress4NewUrbanism
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LC Clemons and new urbanist colleagues reported on planning work in Western North Carolina that leverages placemaking to help communities recover from the devastation of Hurricane Helene. The discussion included a tactical neighborhood hub deployment and the need for a new urbanist response as a necessary first step in a more equitable and just long-term recovery. CNU's Rob Steuteville moderated the discussion.
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