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WWJJD: What Would Jane Jacobs Do?

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Jane Jacobs, the noted urbanist who became the icon of a community-first approach to city planning, would have turned 100 this year. Though she began her influential work more than a half-century ago, the ideals that she embodied are stronger than ever. Join an amazing set of designers, advocates and planners to hear how the goals of Jane Jacobs have carried on through their work in shaping our cities.

+ Anna Muessig / Gehl Studio
+ David Baker / David Baker Architects
+ Jon McNeal / Snøhetta
+ Randy Shaw / Tenderloin Housing Clinic
+ Kay Cheng / San Francisco Planning Department
+ John Ellis / Mithun

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