Citrus Square in Sarasota, FL, follows a New Urbanist master plan and features a series of six façades to create the illusion of multiple buildings.

A look at the 50-year career of Jaquelin Robertson, FAIA, FAICP, and his work with Cooper, Robertson & Partners, including the New Urbanist towns of Celebration, FL and Watercolor, FL.

Carroll William Westfall discusses the development of preservation and urbanism, illustrating the problem with labeling a building "of its time."

Urbanism is what we build to serve our needs and desires in families and neighborhoods and on up in scale to cities, states and nations. It is the grandest, most complicated, complex, and extensive thing we build, but we underestimate its role in our lives, and it is tradition that makes urbanism valuable for us.

Book Review: Designing Healthy Communities, by Richard J. Jackson with Stacy Sinclair