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Hosted by Seth Zeren · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 11 episodes
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Welcome to The New School for City Builders, a conversation about how we teach, train, and educate the people who build and steward our cities and towns. America is struggling: a housing crisis, climate change, forty thousand of our fellow citizens killed in car crashes each year, insolvent city budgets, sclerotic government, an epidemic of ugly buildings and streets and places not worth caring for.At the end of the day, our cities and towns are only as good as the people who build them and maintain them. If we want to change how our cities and towns work, we need to bring up a new generation of city builders. buildthenextrightthing.substack.com
Seth Zeren hosts The New School for City Builders, a society show with 11 episodes published.
Show Notes: * College of St. Joseph the Worker * Crabtree Group * Jacob on the Bottom Up Revolution Build the Next Right Thing is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becomin
Show Notes: * Aaron’s Substack: On Housing * Aaron’s architecture & development practice (with Jenn Truman): Rocket Shop * Olin College * Deep Springs College * Front Porch Republic * Shop Class as Soulcraft, by Matt Cra
Show notes: * Nudge by Richard Thaler and Cass Sunstein * 70 Acres in Chicago: Cabrini Green * Third Ward TX * Here Comes the Neighborhood * MassDevelopment's Transformative Development Initiative (TDI) * CitySeed (New H
This week on The New School for City Builders, I’m joined by my good friend Nathan Norris to talk about our work together designing a new degree program for Lake Sumter State College in Florida. I hope you enjoy it! Seth
This week friend of the pod Aaron Lubeck joins to interview me about the origins of this podcast, and in particular my piece: Toward a New School of City Builders. Thanks for listening! Seth Zeren: Hello and welcome to T
Thank you for joining me for the second installment of The New School for City Builders as I interview Sara Bega and Jack Duncan on Las Catalinas, studio education, building new architecture schools, and more. Please lik
Hello and Welcome to the New School for City Builders. I’m your host, Seth Zeren. I’m a recovering city planner turned neighborhood developer living in Providence, Rhode Island. Build the Next Right Thing is a reader-sup
The following transcript has been lightly edited for clarity. Seth Zeren: Hello and welcome to the New School for City Builders. I’m your host Seth Zeren, a recovering city planner turned neighborhood developer in Provid
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