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Sara Bronin

Professor at Cornell University, founder of the National Zoning Atlas, and author of "Key to the City." Expert in zoning laws and their impact on communities.

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Dec 27, 2024 • 1h 25min

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Apr 8, 2025 • 46min

How Local Zoning Codes Shape Our World: A Conversation with Sara Bronin

Sara Bronin, an accomplished architect, attorney, and author of 'Key to the City,' joins to unravel the complexities of local zoning codes. They discuss how these codes impact housing affordability, environmental sustainability, and even nightlife. Bronin highlights the power of the National Zoning Atlas in transforming community planning, and the hidden effects of zoning on food systems and segregation. Their conversation also emphasizes the need for more equitable zoning practices to create abundant housing and healthier communities.
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Jan 21, 2025 • 1h 5min

#430 - Sara Bronin, Professor of Cornell University and Author of Key to the City

Sara Bronin, a professor at Cornell University and founder of the National Zoning Atlas, dives into the intricacies of zoning laws and their profound impact on communities. She reveals how zoning regulations can perpetuate issues like gentrification and housing inequity. Highlighting her book 'Key to the City,' Bronin discusses the need for zoning reform and emphasizes the importance of diverse voices in urban planning. The conversation also touches on the role of architecture education in shaping better zoning practices for sustainable and inclusive communities.

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