He’ll be in Charlotte on Tuesday (Nov. 13) giving a presentation that’s open to the public. (For details, see below.)
Joe Minicozzi has been written about in TheAtlanticCities.com (The Simple Math That Can Save Cities From Bankruptcy), Planning Magazine (log-in required) (Sarasota’s Smart Growth Dividend), and Planetizen.com, among other venues. American Planning Association president Mitchell Silver is so keen on Minicozzi’s approach that he’s having staff at the Raleigh Planning Department, which Silver directs, work up Raleigh-based numbers.
I’ve blogged about him, too. (To read more: click here, and here.)
He’s giving a presentation at Civic By Design, at 5:30 p.m. at the Levine Museum of the New South. Come hear how one mixed-use building in your downtown can be a much sounder investment for your municipal coffers, if you look at return on investment with a standardized measure, than even a luxury shopping mall on the edge of town.