In the May edition of The Santa Fe New Mexican’s Home Magazine, I discuss how the city’s rich history and cultural heritage are being preserved while embracing modern advancements. Urban Sense. Read the Article: Santa Fe needs at least …
I was honored to be part of the New Mexico History Conference, the signature event of the Historical Society of New Mexico. Since the 1970s, this event has been hosted all over New Mexico. This year, the conference was held …
In the March edition of The Santa Fe New Mexican’s Home Magazine, I discuss how the Historic Santa Fe zoning overlay promotes orderly, efficient municipal expansion. Urban Sense. Read the Article: Old Santa Fe Style, from 1912, and the …
In the December edition of The Santa Fe New Mexican’s Home Magazine, I discuss how the key to thoughtful planning in Santa Fe planning will take initiative, persistence, knowledge and the ability to juggle many considerations at once. Urban Sense. …
In the December 2022 edition of The Santa Fe New Mexican’s Home Magazine, I talk with Suby Bowden about turning the Railyard from an abandoned rail area into the vibrant area we frequent today. Urban Sense. Read the Article: …
In the October edition of The Santa Fe New Mexican’s Home Magazine, I discuss how land-planning decisions should prioritize quality housing and neighborhoods for all, not economics. Urban Sense. Read the Article: There are hungry and unhoused children in …
In the August edition of The Santa Fe New Mexican’s Home Magazine, I discuss how the lack of an updated general plan is causing the spirit of Santa Fe to shift south. Urban Sense. Read the Article: The spirit …
In the May edition of The Santa Fe New Mexican’s Home Magazine, I discuss the need to keep the urban form of Santa Fe compact, while also creating additional housing opportunities. Urban Sense. Read the Article: Maybe Midtown will …
In the January edition of The Santa Fe New Mexican’s Home Magazine, I discuss the importance of the city’s General Plan and why it hurts everyone in Santa Fe to have a plan more than two decades old. Urban Sense. …
In the September edition of The Santa Fe New Mexican’s Home Magazine, I discuss the problems with the imposed boundaries and how what a difference letting natural density to occur in Santa Fe could make. Urban Sense. Read the …
