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How Eight Cottages Started A National Movement
Come to our Raleigh Film Screening on Aug 26 and discuss!
Aug 19
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Hannah Moell
14
Who Gets to Live Here?
How Zoning Was Created to Keep People Out
Aug 13
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Charlotte Chapman
28
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Parisian Rooftops Create Private Spaces
In this Sunday sketch, Abigail Gillin draws Parisian housing adorned with balconies
Aug 9
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CityBuilder
12
Cohousing Belongs in Durham
Bull City Commons offers a blueprint for housing that prioritizes connection, shared spaces, and long-term community.
Aug 6
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Lucas Silvio Nagel
20
1
Raleigh Film Tour and Back to School Policy Talk!
In August, we're hosting our final film night and a policy talk about incredible citybuilding programs right here in the Triangle.
Aug 3
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CityBuilder
13
July 2026
Single-Stair Gives Small Developers a Chance
Small lot codes and single-stair construction would allow local builders to create better housing.
Jul 30
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Single Stair North Carolina
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Julie Powers
, and
Brenna Belcher
11
2
Raleigh's Next Chapter
What kind of city are we collectively building? Raleigh's new Comprehensive Plan gives us the opportunity to embrace growth, welcome new neighbors, and…
Jul 28
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Jenn Truman
22
Redevelopment Requires Scale
BIGGER PICTURE | Every teardown creates a simple choice: build bigger or build more expensive.
Jul 21
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Payton Chung
2
1
Charm Is A Pattern: Our Interview with Ross Chapin
The pocket neighborhood is a collection of patterns that improve suburban life.
Jul 16
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Lucas Silvio Nagel
19
1
Design Duality: Intentions vs. Outcomes of Build to Rent Legislation
Well-intentioned restrictions on build-to-rent communities could reduce housing choice, discourage new development, and make affordability even harder…
Jul 14
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CityBuilder
23
1
Durham and Raleigh Should Legalize One-Room Living
Single-room occupancy housing is affordable and desperately needed in the Triangle.
Jul 9
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Andy Lowe
19
2
We're Taking Our Film Nights Across the Triangle
Durham confirmed our hunch: people want to talk about cities. Now we're bringing that conversation to Cary and Raleigh.
Jul 7
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Hannah Moell
15
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