As our political discourse generates derision and dissension, our time in the virtual world crowds out our time in the actual one, and trust in our institutions and each other has plummeted, local places such as markets, libraries, and coffee shops can help. A new study shows that living near community-oriented public and commercial spaces brings a host of social benefits such as increased trust, decreased loneliness, and stronger sense of attachment to where we live.
The housing crisis is one of the biggest issues facing California today. AIA California believes that through architectural ideation, innovation and implementation, we can make an impact in addressing housing attainability. The Housing Forum is where the design community connects to share, learn, and implement design-driven housing solutions.
Latest posts by CA Housing Forum (see all)
- Long Beach May Consider 15% Inclusionary Zoning Ordinance - June 28, 2019
- Patience pays off for Grand View Village - June 28, 2019
- ‘Safe and in peace’: Farmworker families move into new affordable homes in Woodland - June 28, 2019
