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Category Archives: New Urbanism

The Dilemma of Density

October 12, 2006by Alan Loomis 2 Comments

Housing and Community in Southern California as seen from Pasadena | Presented at “Surfacing Urbanisms,” the 2006 ACSA West Conference, hosted by Woodbury University

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Los Angeles, New Urbanism, Pasadena, Places, Policy, Writings

Town Centers

June 10, 2005by Alan Loomis Leave a comment

Commentary published in “Los Angeles: Building the Polycentric City” for the 13th Congress of New Urbanism, June 2005

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Los Angeles, New Urbanism, Writings

Neighborhoods of Los Angeles

June 10, 2005by Alan Loomis Leave a comment

Commentary published in “Los Angeles: Building the Polycentric City” for the 13th Congress of New Urbanism, June 2005

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Los Angeles, New Urbanism, Writings

Victoria Gardens

June 10, 2005by Alan Loomis Leave a comment

Commentary published in “Los Angeles: Building the Polycentric City” for the 13th Congress of New Urbanism, June 2005

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Architectural Shorts, Architecture, Los Angeles, New Urbanism, Places, Shopping, Writings

Urban Utopias

June 15, 2000by Alan Loomis Leave a comment

Fifty Years of New Town Ideology: A comparative analysis of three New Towns outside of Washington DC: Greenbelt, Reston, and Kentlands

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History, New Urbanism, Places, Writings

Urban Conversations

April 1, 2000by Alan Loomis Leave a comment

A review of the “Urbanisms: New and Other” conference, held at the College of Environmental Design, University of California Berkeley, 24-26 February 2000

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New Urbanism, Writings

Urban Debates

November 22, 1999by Alan Loomis Leave a comment

A review of the “Exploring (New) Urbanism” conference, held at the Harvard Graduate School of Design, 4-6 March 1999

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New Urbanism, Writings

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On behalf of @placeworksinc , I’m very pleased to have accepted an Award of Merit in Neighborhood Planning from @apa_losangeles for the Glendora Station Area Vision Plan. Adopted in July 2025, the Vision Plan is intended to guide transit-oriented development around the future Metro A Line Station, which opened in September 2025. The Station Area Plan covers approximately a half mile radius around the future Glendora Station. PlaceWorks worked closely with the City and included a multifaceted outreach approach including a public open house, online survey, and planning commission study sessions. On behalf of @placeworksinc , I’m very pleased to have accepted an Award of Merit in Neighborhood Planning from @apa_losangeles for the Glendora Station Area Vision Plan. Adopted in July 2025, the Vision Plan is intended to guide transit-oriented development around the future Metro A Line Station, which opened in September 2025. The Station Area Plan covers approximately a half mile radius around the future Glendora Station. The Plan identifies how to accommodate housing around the station and policies to implement the vision. On behalf of @placeworksinc, I’m very pleased to have accepted an Award of Merit in Neighborhood Planning from @apa_losangeles for the Glendora Station Area Vision Plan. Adopted in July 2025, the Vision Plan is intended to guide transit-oriented development around the future Metro A Line Station, which opened in September 2025. The Plan includes thoughtful development scenarios that provide a diverse mix of housing intensity and development types to accomplish the City’s housing element goals, while creating a dynamic transit-oriented neighborhood appropriate to the scale of community. In recognition of the 100 year (and 1 month) anniversary of the motel, some motel signs from Michigan, Tennessee, Arizona, California, Mississippi and Texas.

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