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David Walters

Recent Posts

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What Makes a Good City? You Need the Right Codes

By David Walters | Dec 1, 2017 | No Comments
How can we stop design and planning mistakes from damaging our city? Part 2 in a series of illustrated essays on urban design.
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What Makes a Good City? Urban Design, Explained

By David Walters | Oct 12, 2017 | No Comments
How can we distinguish between good development proposals and the not-so-good? First in a series of illustrated essays explaining urban design principles.
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Moving From Zoning’s Alphabet Soup to Describing Real Places

By David Walters | Apr 6, 2016 | No Comments
You probably know places you like. And you probably don't know whether they're MUDD-O, R-22MF or UR-2(CD). A new approach to zoning lets us envision places we like and then come up with ordinances that allow us to build them—without the arcane letters we’re used to. Commentary.
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How Zoning Shapes Your Daily Life, Even If You Don’t Know It

By David Walters | Mar 30, 2016 | No Comments
“Zoning” may top your list of boring topics, but it shapes your life. It’s why walking and biking are tough in Charlotte, and why driving is all but essential. And with Charlotte’s zoning ordinance about to change, here’s what you need to know. Commentary.
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For Better Designed Development, We’re Going to Need a Better Code

By David Walters | Sep 11, 2015 | No Comments
Charlotte’s apartment boom plus development in popular areas like Plaza Midwood and NoDa are generating questions by residents about why new development looks the way it does and whether it could be better. Yes, it could be better, but that requires a different kind of zoning ordinance. Commentary
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