10th Anniversary Post: The Future of the Suburbs

🫧 Open on Bubbles We've always viewed our nation as a place with unlimited land and natural resources.-- PETE SAUNDERS Ten years ago, I was gearing up to teach the next generation of first-year Coe College students about urbanism . Maybe that's why Holy Mountain was full of urbanist basics like cities blowing their stash on big amenities, gentrification, and suburban sprawl. My post on suburbia was full of assumptions that now seem very much of that time. Following Leigh Gallagher's The End of the Suburbs: