Planning
General
Site: The Greatest Grid
Blog: New World Economics
Blog: Old Urbanist
Video: Victor Dover, "Intelligent Incrementalism", CNU Council 2011-10
Web: Brady Nixon, Market-Responsive Intensification
Web: Eric Raymond, "The Cathedral & The Bazaar".
Web: Richard Sennett, "Why complexity improves the quality of city life", LSE Cities 2011-11.
Print: Kaid Benfield, "Smart Growth Not Enough?", Urban Land 2012-05-02.
Print: Alain Bertaud, “Order without Design: How Markets Shape Cities“, MIT 2018-12-04.
Print: Kelvin Campbell: “Making Massive Small Change: Ideas, Tools, Tactics: Building the Urban Society We Want”, Chelsea Green 2018-12-17.
Print: Howard Davis, Living Over the Store: Architecture & Local Urban Life
Print: Allan Jacobs & Donald Appleyard, "Toward an Urban Design Manifesto", APA Journal, pp 112-120.
Print: Jane Jacobs, The Death & Life of Great American Cities
Print: Charles Montgomery, Happy City: Transforming Our Lives Through Urban Design
Print: Arthur Nelson, "Leadership in a New Era", JAPA, Vol 72, No 4, Autumn 2006, pp 393-409.
Print: Witold Rybczynski, "Bringing the High Line Back to Earth", New York Times 2011-05-14.
Print: Nassim Taleb, Black Swan.
Print: Jonathan Teicher, "Structure of the Ordinary", MIT 1998.
Small
Company: Urban3
Site: Visualizing Density. Also print: Julie Campoli & Alex MacLean, Visualizing Density.
Site: Vacant Lots by Architectural League of New York.
Web: Hazel Borys, "Retail on My Mind", Place Shakers 2012-02-20.
Web: Richard Florida, "Limits of Density", Atlantic Cities 2012-05-16.
Web: Andrew Frey, "How Can Small Buildings Help Large-Scale Planning?", Seven50 SE Florida Prosperity Plan, ed. Dover Kohl (2014).
Web: Peter Gordon & Sanford Ikeda, "Does Density Matter?"
Web: Edward McMahon, "Density Without High-Rises?", Citiwire Magazine 2012-05-11.
Web: Margaret O’Neal, “Untapped Potential: Reuse and Revitalization in American Cities“, National Trust for Historic Preservation 2017-10-24.
Web: Dan Parolek, "Missing middle housing: Responding to demand for urban living", Better! Cities & Towns 2012-04-03.
Web: Atlas of Reurbanism, Preservation Green Lab
Web: Older, Smaller, Better, Preservation Green Lab
Web: A Citizen's Guide to Density, Urban Strategies (2014).
Print: Greatest Grid: Master Plan of Manhattan, 1811-2011, ed. Hilary Ballon.
Print: Julie Campoli, Made for Walking: Density & Neighborhood Form.
Print: Hans Ibelings, Ed Melet, Bernard Hulsman & Allard Jolles, Eastern Docklands Amsterdam: Urbanism & Architecture.
Print: Leopold Kohr, Breakdown of Nations.
Print: Jason McLennan, "Density & Sustainability: A Radical Perspective", Trim Tab Spring 2009.
Print: E. Schumacher, Small is Beautiful: Economics as if People Mattered.
Print: Hideo Shirasishi & Yoshihisa Wakita, "Considerations on Space Organization of Shophouse and Block Formation in Phnom Penh, Cambodia", Journal of Architecture & Planning, No. 616 (2007-06) pp. 7-14.
Mixed Use
Site: Testing, Testing
Site: Walk Score
Web: Richard Sennett, "Why Complexity Improves the Quality of City Life".
Print: Jurgen Krusche, "Berlin ist hässlich – und das ist gut so!", Arch+ #201/202, pp. 62-65
Adaptable
Print: Roberta Gratz, Living City: How America's Cities Are Being Revitalized by Thinking Small in a Big Way.
Print: Anne Moudon, Built for Change: Neighborhood Architecture in San Francisco.
Community Connections
Web: Katherine King, "Jane Jacobs & ‘The Need for Aged Buildings’: Neighbourhood Historical Development Pace & Community Social Relations", Urban Studies, 2013-03-04
Web: Eric Klineberg, "Adaptation: How can cities be 'climate-proofed'?", New Yorker 2013-01-07
Economic Opportunity
Web: Richard Reep, "Localism As An Anti-Depressant", New Geography 2012-07-03.
Print: Richard Florida, "For Creative Cities, the Sky Has Its Limit", Wall Street Journal 2012-07-27.
Print: Natalie Weinberger, "Shophouse as a Tool for Equitable Urban Development: Case of Phnom Penh, Cambodia", Masters thesis, University of Pennsylvania School of Design, 2010 Spring.
Local Government Revenue
Web: "About Town" (full text and brochure), Sonoran Institute & Urban3.