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Townbuilders

Levi Wintz

Townbuilders is a production of the National Townbuilder’s Association, implementers of the New Urbanism. The NTBA is a group of the leading developers, builders and architects building walkable, human centric places, neighborhoods, and cities, across the globe. These are their stories.

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Episodios

37 episodios

  1. 406 Ryan Johnson - Building America's First Car Free Neighborhood 52:43
  2. 405 Jim Boohaker - Placemaking starts underground 1:05:33
  3. 404 Blair Humphreys - Wheeler District, Converting an Airstrip into an Urbanist Neighborhood 1:16:28
  4. 403 Mike Hathorne - The Great Housing Reversal & the New American Dream 59:21
  5. 402 Scott Snodgrass - Developing Agrihoods and Leveraging Agricultrual Amenities 1:10:24
  6. 401 Jan Sramek - Building the Next Great American City 56:47
  7. 310 Devon Zuegel - From Software Engineer to Townbuilder, Building a New Village in California Wine Country 1:16:21
  8. 309 Joel Embry: The Story of Amelia Park and Aging in Place 1:05:05
  9. 308 Alli Thurmond Quinlan - A Swiss Army Knife Approach to Design, Development, and Doing It All 1:32:40
  10. 307 Rob Parker: Building for Human Flourishing 58:46
  11. 306 Laurence Qamar - Scales of Community, Designing Towns that Grow Organically 1:02:08
  12. 305 Mike Watkins: Wisdom from the World's Most experienced Town Architects 1:03:43
  13. 304 Ross Chapin - Rediscovering the Pocket Neighborhood, Pattern-building, & Community Culture 1:12:46
  14. 303 David Horwath - Developing with Purpose, Competing with Suburbia, & Scaling the Townbuilding Model 1:05:42
  15. 302 Casey Roloff - Starting Young, Dreaming Big: The Journey behind building Washington's Beach Town 1:16:25
  16. 301 Aaron Lubeck - The Impacts of Media and Advocacy in our Built Environment 1:07:44
  17. 210 Jim Anthony - How National Builders Look at Traditional Neighborhoods and the Reveal of a Massive Habitat for Humanity Development 41:57
  18. 209 Mike Ciriello – NTBA’s Legacy Charette in Butner, NC, Stormwater Compliant Urbanism & Shortcomings of Modern Planning Education 1:06:47
  19. 208 Louis Nequette – Architect’s Advice for Developers, Early Adopter Lessons of Built to Rent & Elevating Student Housing into Communities 48:52
  20. 207 Fernando Pages Ruiz – The Bleeding Edge of Building Affordable Housing, Material Innovations, and What Cities Must Do to Stay Affordable 1:09:28
  21. 206 Monte Anderson – Adaptive Re-use of Abandoned Texas, Incremental Development & “Finding Your Farm” 58:36
  22. 205 Mike Hathorne – Universal Lessons on Community Building from the Mormon Church & A Contrarian View on Build-to-Rent 59:49
  23. 204 Brad Lonberger – Creating Good Form-Based Codes, TX Becoming More Participatory & Preview of NTBA’s 2021 Roundtable in Ft. Worth 48:59
  24. 203 – Bill Allison – Lessons on New Urbanism from the Developing World & How Developers Use Stock Plans to Create Place 57:14
  25. 202 Marta Goldsmith - Adoption of Form-Based Codes, Fixing Zoning & The Promise of State Preemptions 54:18
  26. 201 Rick Cole - CNU Executive Director, New Strategic Plan & Re-Elevating the Role of the Builder 1:08:58
  27. 111 John Marsh – Redemptive Development | Rebirthing a Southern City 49:54
  28. 110 Eli Spevak – New Urbanism + Portland Co-Housing 39:51
  29. 109 Frank Starkey – Developing in an Offbeat Town 45:06
  30. 108 Ward Davis – Financing Urbanism, Innovations and Opportunities 40:54
  31. 107 Thomas Dougherty – The American Alley: A Hidden Resource 1:04:28
  32. 106 Eric Kronberg – Atlanta Development & Zoning Reforms 1:20:23
  33. 105 Lou Marquet - A History of Weathering Downturns. Why Treating People Right Matters. 52:57
  34. 104 Monica Johnson - Marketing Walkable Neighborhoods 36:05
  35. 103 Andres Duany - How Pandemics Affect Cities. Are Compounds the Architecture of the Future? 38:45
  36. 102 Grant Humphreys - Market Outlook, Uncertainty, and the Sustainability of Urbanism 41:02
  37. 101 Rob Parker - Leadership through Townbuilding, How Do You Manage a Project During a Pandemic? 28:28