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Previous Tuesdays at APA

2012

January 2012

Chicago: Planning for and with Ecosystem Services CM | 1.0

DC: Changing the Conversation: How Blogs Influence Planning

2011

January 2011

Chicago: A Template for Redeveloping Chicago's Neighborhoods

DC: Sustaining Places

July 2011

Chicago: Tools for Great Lakes Planners in NOAA's Digital Coast CM | 1.0

DC: Arlington County's "Community Energy Plan"

February 2011

Chicago: Community Reinvestment and the Foreclosure Crisis CM | 1.0

August 2011

Chicago: The Role of Planning in Stabilizing Distressed Properties CM | 1.0

DC: Planning Capital Bikeshare

March 2011

Chicago March 15: Gary and Region Investment Project CM | 1.0

Chicago March 22: Sustaining Places
CM | 1.0

DC: Reston Master Plan Special Study

September 2011

Chicago: Planning and Zoning for Natural Resource Protection CM | 1.0

DC: Regional and Local Economic Development: A Global Perspective

April 2011

Chicago: The Plight of Black Coastal Landowners in the Sunbelt South
CM | 1.0

DC: Re-Planning Crystal City as a 21st Century Urban Village CM | 1.0

October 2011

Chicago: Sustainable Regional Planning

DC: Congestion Management

May 2011

Chicago: Recycling in Chicago: Past, Present, and Future CM | 1.0

DC: Region Forward: A Comprehensive Guide for Regional Planning

November 2011

Chicago: Prioritizing Green Infrastructure Investments CM | 1.0

DC: Southwest Ecodistrict

June 2011

Chicago: Implementing Sustainable Cities in a Harsh Environment: Some Lessons Learned from Masdar CM | 1.0

DC: BRT in Context: Colombia and New York

December 2011

DC: The Virginia Megaprojects Program

2010

January 2010

Data Mining on Federal Websites CM |1.0

August 2010

Urban Morphology CM |1.0

February 2010

Beyond Burnham CM |1.0

September 7, 2010

The Abundant Community

March 2010

The Evolution of Our Suburbs CM |1.0

September 21, 2010

Moving America Forward: Federal Transportation Reauthorization

April 2010

Chicago's Central Area Action Plan
CM |1.0

October 2010

Siting and Permitting Wind Farms CM |1.0

May 2010

More Smiles, Less Miles CM |1.0

November 2010

Cultural Resource Protection CM |1.0

July 2010

Penny Wise, Pound Fuelish CM |1.0

2009

January 2009

Enhancing Your Community through Tree Preservation CM |1.0

July 2009

The Legacy of the Plan of Chicago CM |1.0

February 2009

Community Engagement CM |1.0

August 2009

Lessons from the Last Boom CM |1.0

March 2009

The World's Earliest Cities CM |1.0

September 2009

What to Do with 4,000 Surplus Lots in a Recession CM |1.0

April 2009

Engaging the Public with Technology
CM |1.0

October 13, 2009

An International Perspective on Planning in 1909 CM |1.0

May 2009

Streetcars CM |1.0

October 20, 2009

Effective Youth Engagement CM |1.0

June 2009

Re-energizing Public Housing CM |1.0

November 2009

Land Cover Classification CM |1.0

2008

January 2008

The I-Go Car Sharing Program CM |1.0

July 15, 2008

Integrated Ecological Planning and Site Design CM |1.0

February 2008

City of American Dreams, A History of Chicago Homeownership

July 29, 2008

Sustainability Through Regional Transit Programs CM |1.0

March 2008

Madison Street Corridor Revitalization
CM |1.0

September 2008

Local Planning for Broadband Infrastructure CM |1.0

April 2008

Green Infrastructure Mapping CM |1.0

October 2008

Employer-Assisted Housing CM |1.0

May 2008

Man, Machine, and Movement: The Parking Garage

November 2008

Food Systems Planning CM |1.0

June 2008

Chicago's Plan for the 2016 Olympics

2007

January 2007

LISC Chicago's New Communities Program

July 2007

The Last Four Miles: Completing Chicago's Public Lakefront

February 2007

Chicago's Zoning History

September 2007

Historic Chicago Greystone Initiative

March 2007

Historic Preservation in Chicago

October 2007

Tax Increment Financing in the Chicago Region CM |1.0

May 2007

Effects of Regional Housing Dynamics on Older Suburbs

November 2007

Regional Water Supply Planning in Northeastern Illinois CM |1.0

June 2007

Planning in Today's New Orleans

2006

March 2006

Selling Mixed Use in a Low Density Suburban Community

October 2006

The Politics of Planning

May 2006

On The Corner: Day Labor in the United States

November 2006

Regional Planning in Northeastern Illinois: A New Direction

June 2006

Anthony Flint and This Land

December 2006

The Two Visions of Private Land

August 2006

Using New Urbanism to Transform Corridors

2005

September 2005

Too Big, Boring, or Ugly

December 2005

LEED Standards for Neighborhood Developments (LEED-ND)

November 2005

Post-Disaster Recovery Planning