As we begin our 57th year let's look back on some of our transformationa l projects.
"'For me, the most important aspect of all is to have a sense of belonging for people of color,' says [Meena] Natarajan, which she hopes to help accomplish by continually involving artists of color in the project and its outcomes in a way that boosts their economic freedom."
The Collective at the Heart of Longfellow Rising — ENTER https://t.co/F3Psqiwzkh
Thank you to the Town of Paradise for this thoughtful proclamation. Your spirit of resilience and community motivates us. Since the Camp Fire, approximately 650 homes have been replaced, and many more are on the way.
Words and artwork by UDA's Founder, David Lewis, FAIA. Learn more about David Lewis’ legacy bit.ly/3kUB9eA
In 1964, David Lewis founded UDA. In 1965, he edited the “Pedestrian in the City”, a book that shaped who we are today. Way ahead of its time, it includes essays and visual analyses from great urbanists including Eleanor Smith Morris, Jane Jacobs, Kent Bloomer, and many others. While many people...
In the 80s the #UDAProcess at #Randolph #Richmond provided a voice to residents about the importance of heritage &… https://t.co/NBxIod3V8x
After the Steel Industry collapsed many towns were decimated around the world. #DavidLewis organized a Congress of… https://t.co/5U9ho8nuoA
In the 1960s, #PontiacMichigan, was torn apart by racial divide. The first UDA process provided a forum for citizen… https://t.co/LW7kc1ossU
During this holiday season, we honor the passing of David Lewis, UDA's founder. He was a great man and urbanist. Le… https://t.co/O1cEYHgrjg
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