by Christopher Dunne It’s been a whirlwind two months since I started as a Senior Planner with Highland Planning and only a little longer since
By Susan Hopkins, AICP Shared experiences and serendipity are key elements of a healthy community—and a healthy democracy. This morning, as I was listening to
by Tanya Zwahlen I’m on my way back from the American Planning Association conference in New York right now. By Amtrak train. Which means I’ve
by Tanya Zwahlen My friend Jason recently tweeted a link to this article from 2013, entitled “The Death of Expertise” by Tom Nichols. Nichols argues that given
by Tanya Zwahlen Last Wednesday, I received an email from my eight year old son, Christian Hartley. I didn’t know he had an email address,
by Tanya Zwahlen In 2016, Rochester received a Rose Fellowship, a year-long study to help cities develop and advance land use policies that will stimulate creative, efficient,
by M. Andre Primus One of our latest projects at Highland Planning is the comprehensive plan update for the City of Rochester, also known as
by Tanya Zwahlen Happy 100th birthday to the woman who inspired me to become a planner. The Godmother of Planning. The late, great Jane Jacobs.
by Tanya Zwahlen Last night, ten members of the Women’s Planning Forum (WPF) from Cornell University came to Rochester for an informal conversation with six graduates of
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