Charles R. Wolfe
Charles R. Wolfe is an attorney in Seattle, where he focuses on land use and environmental law and permitting, including the use of innovative land use regulatory tools and sustainable development techniques.
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The Quest to Make Regulatory Reform Work in Seattle
The city's downtown redevelopment may be receiving plaudits, but there's still more work to be done.
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Telling a City's Story Through Sound
New efforts to document soundscapes, past and present.
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The Sandwich Board Makes a Comeback
Often banned by municipalities for safety reasons, simple A-frame sidewalk signs should be allowed to return, within reason.
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Photos
What We Can Learn From Urban Nostalgia
Artifacts from the past can teach us a lot about walkable, transit-oriented spaces.
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What the History of Diocletian's Palace Can Teach Us About Adaptive Reuse
The 2,000-year-old Croatian fort holds innumerable lessons for today's urbanists.
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Videos
What an Old British Cartoon Can Teach Us About Urbanism
A World War II era case for walkable communities
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Defining a 'Meaningful' Space
Sometimes just using your eyeballs is the best place to start
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Six Urbanist Themes for 2012
From Twitter to "third places," here are some innovative urban ideas that aren't going away
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An Urbanist's 2012 Calendar
Perspectives from the year that was and a frame for the year ahead
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A Tall Building Bible
Author Kate Ascher offers a remarkably plain-language reexamination of modern skyscrapers
