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Meet NDC's New 2026 Hires
Serenity Space speaks to a new voice on Cleveland Ave
A Roadmap for Change: The Franklinton Public Realm Action Plan
Keeping the South Side Fresh, Free, and Flourishing.
Eastland Community Building Through the Youth CoLab
Bags Tossed for Big Wins: $20k Raised by WSA to Fuel Our Mission
Co-creating a Welcoming, Connected and Prosperous Eastland Community
Community Creativity Spotlighted, 614 Beautiful Grantees Announced
Community Planning for a Small-Town Feel in Ostrander
Celebrating 40 Years of the Neighborhood Design Center
Small-Scale Interventions that Ripple through Communities
The RAPID 5 Project: a Vision for a Blue and Greenway System that Spans the Central Ohio Region
Parcels to Places: Where Are They Now?
Uplifting the South Side, Sip by Sip
Enhancing Social Emotional Learning in Columbus Classrooms
Celebrating the South Side's Renaissance with a New Gateway Monument
Weinland Park Tree Program: The Intersection of Environmental Justice and Planning
Is Columbus Doing Enough for Affordable Housing?
Celebrate 'Columbus is My Neighborhood' Heroes!
Next Home:2021 Design Competition Winners Announced!
Pathways to Progress
Ribbon Cutting at New Interior Space
Parklet Improves COTA Bus Stop on Sullivant Avenue
Student Diversity Murals Installed!
We Closed October with a Fun Hilltop Project!
What is Equity Planning?
A Few Strategies to Mitigate Rising Evictions and Foreclosures
A Round of Applause for Jack Decker’s 10 Years of Service
#DiscoverNDC with Kerstin Carr
#DiscoverNDC with David Brehm
Project Spotlight: Public Art Continues Conversations on Diversity and Inclusion
Staff Spotlight: Sketching Still a Significant Skill
Project Spotlight: Partnerships Envision Re-Development Possibilities
Positive Planning Practices for the Pandemic: Five Examples
In Columbus, the Green Book was an Important Guide for African American Travelers
Columbus History: East Long Street in 1933
These Schools were Considered Suburban 100 Years Ago—Now They’re in the Urban Core.
Environmental Racism: Nationwide and in Columbus
Part 4: Northland Mall
Most Franklin County Census Tracts Have Housing Costs within 30% of the Median
Part 3: Eastland Mall
School Districts & Housing Vouchers
New Plan for Franklinton Created in Partnership with the City of Columbus
A Century Later: Ranking Columbus Neighborhoods by Wealth
Part 2: Westland Mall
Part 1: The Fall of America’s Malls
History of Harrison West
The “Buzzards” that Helped Birth Columbus Zoning
Hilltop Employment in the 1970s
Envision Hilltop Plan Release Brings Neighbors Together
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