Lewis McCrary
AmericanConservative
Indiana, United States
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Cities Don't Have to Be Accelerants for Pandemics
New urbanists offer a path to resilience during viral crises by easing our worst enemy: density. → Read More
The Big-Box Mirage
Long after paving over local land and small businesses, giants like Wal-Mart now want us to 're-imagine' their footprint. → Read More
Savannah’s Squares Inspire New Urbanists
It's nearly 300 years old, but the colonial-era city is still a model for livable cities. → Read More
Savannah’s Squares Inspire New Urbanists
It's nearly 300 years old, but the colonial-era city is still a model for livable cities. → Read More
Why No Nobel Prize For Architecture?
The big awards divide the profession into modernists and traditionalists. → Read More
Roger Scruton Appointed New Urbanism Fellow at TAC
The distinguished English philosopher will lead our coverage of the built environment. → Read More
Drivers Declare War on Walkers
For Pedestrians, Life is Nasty, Brutish—and Too Often Short → Read More
Drivers Declare War on Walkers
For Pedestrians, Life is Nasty, Brutish—and Too Often Short → Read More
Taxing college endowments will hurt red-state kids more than coastal elites
The GOP delights in taking a swipe at the Ivy League, but the policy will affect plenty of small colleges who serve Midwestern constituents. → Read More
The Yelp Index of Economic Growth
Can crowdsourcing compete with government data? → Read More
Who Are the Most Influential Urbanists?
A new poll lists 100 people---past and present---who have shaped our built environment. → Read More
The Making of Horizonal America
Words on the Street highlights the best writing on the built environment. → Read More
The Surprisingly Walkable Jersey Shore
Many old beach towns realize the highest ideals of urbanism. → Read More
The Surprisingly Walkable Jersey Shore
Many old beach towns realize the highest ideals of urbanism. → Read More
Golden Age of Classicism
Notre Dame’s architecture school is rebuilding the traditional city. → Read More
Golden Age of Classicism
Notre Dame’s architecture school is rebuilding the traditional city. → Read More
Do We Need More Roads and Bridges?
Words on the Street highlights the best writing on cities from around the web. → Read More
How Tourism Is Killing Venice
Words on the Street highlights the best writing on cities from around the web. → Read More
When Did We Stop Building Cities For People?
Words on the Street highlights the best writing on cities we’ve encountered this week. → Read More
Why 19th-Century Design Makes People Happy
Words on the Street highlights the best writing on urbanism we’ve encountered this week. → Read More