

From Silos to Success: How To Make City Building More Collaborative
Oct 2, 2024
Seth Zeren, a founding member of Strong Towns, discusses the barriers created by professional silos in urban planning. He advocates for a transformative approach to city building that emphasizes collaboration across disciplines. Zeren explores the need for reforms in education to align with the collaborative demands of urban development. The conversation highlights the importance of dynamic leadership and local governance in creating thriving urban environments. Listeners gain insights into fostering teamwork for more effective city planning.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Reflections and Future Plans in City Planning
01:58 • 2min
Engaging Kansas City: Collaborative Efforts and Local Attractions
03:29 • 2min
Bridging the Gap: Rethinking Education for Urban Planning Professionals
05:51 • 4min
Navigating City Governance Challenges
09:33 • 34min
Collaborative City Building
43:03 • 12min
Exploring the Art and Science of Memory
54:35 • 3min
Art, Creation, and Collaboration
57:34 • 8min