A NJ Urban Planning Blog. Original content related to all things urban planning, and other random blog posts from a NJ licensed and AICP certified planner.
Every public space holds a story—how it was created, designed, its intended purpose, and its role within the community. This is the story of Eastman Clock Plaza, commonly known as "The Clock," located in the heart of Downtown Cranford.
There’s been considerable discussion lately about Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) and their potential to address the critical need for affordable housing in New Jersey. Let's explore this topic and analyze whether ADUs can indeed be a viable solution for affordable housing in the state.
The term parking maximums is becoming a more common terminology in the planning world. So what does it mean?
I can't believe I'm doing this. What's that, you may ask? I wrote an article about parking. Here's the nexus of the article. I heard a great quote recently. The root of all parking problems is a great place. I wish I could take credit for this one, but no. This quote comes straight from Brian Davis, the principal of Studio Davis; a consulting firm focused on parking policy, systems, and management, and a contributing writer to NJ Urbanthinker on occasion.
This week, the east coast was blanketed by a smoky haze stemming from a forest fire in Canada.
The story of Audubon Park, a model of middle class affordability and how one transportation planner started his consulting firm.
My experiences in a Uber after breaking my leg and not being able to drive for 10 weeks.