This month, Camille and Maggie discuss Trauma-Informed Design with Reverend Laura Rossbert. Unlike Jeremy Bentham’s Panopticon, this design approach focuses on incorporating user input and best practices to create safe, supportive spaces for pe

E4: The Displacement and Dispersal of West Side Residents

Apr 25th, 2022 26m 6s

Camille and Maggie discuss social infrastructure and the history of the Auraria Neighborhood with community organizer Milo Marquez. Marquez is a 5th-generation Denver native whose work focuses on advocating for the Latino community across Color

E3: Filling in the Gaps with Ken Schroeppel

Mar 28th, 2022 37m 27s

This month, Camille and Maggie learn about the history and impact of infill projects in Downtown Denver from guest Ken Schroeppel. The group discusses the influences that spurred infill development near the city’s urban core as well as what can

E2: Can Your Neighborhood Make You Sick?

Feb 22nd, 2022 26m 18s

Camille and Maggie explore the intersection of urban planning and public health with guest Jeremy Németh. Dr. Németh is a professor of Urban and Regional Planning and the Director of the PhD program in Geography, Planning, and Design at the Uni

E1: Being in a Public Space

Feb 10th, 2022 21m 37s

In the inaugural episode of Urbanistory, Maggie and Camille share urban history research connected to the idea of being in a public space. Camille discusses "Public Space Beautification for Whom?" and Maggie contributes "How Did We Get Here? A

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