Since the end of 2018, I have been working as a freelance journalist, writing about urban design, planning, and development, mostly in the DC area. My articles cover a range of topics, from mobility planning to gender inclusivity to development explainers.
- Dec. 14, 2018: Street ownership in the DC area
- Jan. 7, 2019: Implications of 5G regulation in Tysons
- Jan. 17, 2019: Art galleries in Tysons
- Feb. 6, 2019: Gender-neutral bathrooms in DC
- Feb. 8, 2019: International art in Tysons
- Feb. 12, 2019: Use of green space
- Feb. 14, 2019: Sidewalk design
- Feb. 19, 2019: Affordable housing development in Arlington
- Feb. 25, 2019: Comprehensive planning in DC
- Feb. 26, 2019: Pedestrian infrastructure locations
- Mar. 4, 2019: Transportation planning in Crystal City
- Mar. 5, 2019: Transportation demand management
- Mar. 12, 2019: Local music in northern Virginia
- Mar. 13, 2019: Bikeshare ridership in Tysons
- Mar. 14, 2019: Plans for intersection retrofit in Tysons
- March/April 2019: Series on Districts in Tysons
- May 13, 2019: Rhode Island creating model for people-focused transit corridor in downtown
- July 2, 2019: The Washington region remains one of the most walkable in the country
- Aug 15, 2019: Transportation is more than traffic: Measuring the impact of development on walkability
- Oct 18 2019: Check out these beautiful color-coded maps of the region’s streets and roads
- Nov 6 2019: Arlington is Nonbinary
- Nov 27 2019: What’s the future of Arlington’s Route 29? You can help decide.
- Feb 4 2020: What Tysons can learn about walkways and mall paths from other cities
- Feb 21 2020: This book treats Northern Virginia—not just DC—as a global capital
- Mar 27 2020: How some big-box stores are adapting to denser spaces in Tysons and beyond
- April 14 2020: Could some streets in Tysons and other areas in Fairfax County be repurposed for recreational use?