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in case it's interesting, recently wrote a little series about my neighborhood related to this!
part 2: ggwash.org/view/100140/...
part 1: ggwash.org/view/99768/h...
(part 2 focuses on the future; part 1 is about the neighborhood's history)
part 2: ggwash.org/view/100140/...
part 1: ggwash.org/view/99768/h...
(part 2 focuses on the future; part 1 is about the neighborhood's history)
How, in 2016, we got less of Lanier Heights
While the District’s population went up by 15% between 2010 and 2020, Lanier Heights’ population increased only 3%. A downzoning is a big part of the reason the neighborhood hasn’t grown.
ggwash.org
July 24, 2025 at 7:34 PM
in case it's interesting, recently wrote a little series about my neighborhood related to this!
part 2: ggwash.org/view/100140/...
part 1: ggwash.org/view/99768/h...
(part 2 focuses on the future; part 1 is about the neighborhood's history)
part 2: ggwash.org/view/100140/...
part 1: ggwash.org/view/99768/h...
(part 2 focuses on the future; part 1 is about the neighborhood's history)
curious if you have any general reflections; i might write a follow-up thing on some of the same topics; reading The Architecture of Disability by David Gissen rn
March 19, 2025 at 8:13 PM
curious if you have any general reflections; i might write a follow-up thing on some of the same topics; reading The Architecture of Disability by David Gissen rn
ha! i'm not sure i have a thought-out defense re: why we didn't name nonresponsive stores (wanting to be collaborative was part of it). fwiw between the time we started writing and publication, one place (not that grocery store) did install a ramp.
March 19, 2025 at 8:11 PM
ha! i'm not sure i have a thought-out defense re: why we didn't name nonresponsive stores (wanting to be collaborative was part of it). fwiw between the time we started writing and publication, one place (not that grocery store) did install a ramp.