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“Delightful and jargon-free.” —UTNE READER
From “the most valuable thinkers in American urbanism today” (New York Times) comes the first book to provide a thoughtful, practical process for neighborhood planning for concerned citizens as well as professional planners.
“William Morrish and Catherine Brown are the most valuable thinkers in American urbanism today.” —New York Times
“A delightful and jargon-free little ‘how-to’ guide that’s written for the thousands of citizens struggling to organize and preserve their city neighborhoods.” —Utne Reader
“The principles and basic approach can be applied to any vicinity...Think of it as a Baedeker’s Guide to your neighborhood.” —Public Art Review
