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Welcome - my name is Kevin Klinkenberg, and this site "The Messy City" is my blog and company website. I started blogging on urban planning and design issues in 2007, and began working in the field in 1993. Please feel free to connect with me on any of the social media sites listed here. Thanks for reading.

The Messy City Embracing change, unpredictability and local initiative
Will SmartPhones make location irrelevant?
May 30

May 30 Will SmartPhones make location irrelevant?

Kevin Klinkenberg
New Urbanism, Path to Prosperity, The Bottom Line, Transportation and Infrastructure, Walkable Community
"This is so damn beautiful"
May 24

May 24 "This is so damn beautiful"

Kevin Klinkenberg
New Urbanism, Savannah & the Lowcountry, Sustainable Design, Walkable Community
Beware the 18%
May 22

May 22 Beware the 18%

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New Urbanism, Path to Prosperity, The Bottom Line, Transportation and Infrastructure, Walkable Community
Shrinking Cites - what's the cure?
Apr 10

Apr 10 Shrinking Cites - what's the cure?

Kevin Klinkenberg
New Urbanism, Path to Prosperity, Sustainable Design, The New Poverty
Envision Baltimore
Mar 13

Mar 13 Envision Baltimore

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New Urbanism, Transportation and Infrastructure
Messing with the NCAA tournament
Mar 12

Mar 12 Messing with the NCAA tournament

Kevin Klinkenberg
Kansas City & the Midwest
Cites are not Statistics
Mar 6

Mar 6 Cites are not Statistics

Kevin Klinkenberg
New Urbanism, The Bottom Line, Transportation and Infrastructure, Walkable Community
The over-supply of single-family housing
Mar 2

Mar 2 The over-supply of single-family housing

Kevin Klinkenberg
New Urbanism, The Bottom Line, Walkable Community

Feb 8
Feb 8 What Traffic Engineering and Retail Analysis have in common (or My rules are better than your rules)

Kevin Klinkenberg
Congress for New Urbanism, New Urbanism, Walkable Community
Why are we so fat?
Jan 14

Jan 14 Why are we so fat?

Kevin Klinkenberg
New Urbanism, Transportation and Infrastructure, Walkable Community
Resolutions for America - 2012 edition
Jan 11

Jan 11 Resolutions for America - 2012 edition

Kevin Klinkenberg
New Urbanism, Path to Prosperity, Transportation and Infrastructure, Walkable Community

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