Built on collaboration
A few weeks ago, we invited an intimate group of our supporters, collaborators and new friends to join us for an evening of generative conversation. Second Street Brewery generously offered space at their Rufina Taproom for our group to discuss program ideas, sponsorship models, and community partnerships for the coming year. Thank you to everyone who participated! Your enthusiasm for shared learning and interdisciplinary thinking inspires the work that we do.
Want to join the conversation? We would love to hear from you. Feedback on existing programs or collaboration ideas is highly encouraged!
FRIENDS OF FRIENDS
The Homewise Livability Speaker Series returns Thursday, September 19th with “Visualizing Density: Designing Santa Fe's Future.” Urban designer, editor, and author Julie Campoli will discuss the impact of density on affordable housing, sustainability, and connectivity. Click below to reserve your spot.
The 2025 Santa Fe Bikeways and Trails Map, published by the Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO), is now available. The map illustrates routes for all skill levels, including “Family Friendly Fun Routes.” Check out their website to download the PDF.
The City of Santa Fe will release a draft of the Phase 1 Land Development Code update this Monday, September 16th. Join one of three community meetings this week to provide feedback and help shape the future of our City’s built environment. Visit the project’s website for more information.
ON OUR MINDS THIS MONTH
What can road medians say about our city? (SF New Mexican)
Has land use policy become too local? (Bloomberg)
From off in left field I will admit that I have a secret love affair with roundabouts. I think more roundabouts hereandthereabouts would be good for Santa Fe.
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