Cal Poly – Southern California Planning Congress

Save the Dates for these Exciting Upcoming Events!

By SCPCPosted on August 15, 2016Posted in 2016Tagged architecture, Cal Poly, city planning, events, Los Angeles, Michael Dukakis, networking, urban, Yaroslavsky

SCPC asks that you save the dates for these upcoming events. See you there! September 14, 2016 An Evening with Professor Denise Lawrence-Zuniga, PhD Department of Architecture, Cal Poly Pomona Suburbia, embraced and problematic, has aged and revealed characteristics worth saving. In her new book, Protecting Suburban America, Professor Lawrence-Zuniga, with her […]

Event Summary – “Our Water, Our Lifestyle – The Next Hundred Years…”

By SCPCPosted on August 13, 2014Posted in 2014Tagged Aqueduct Futures, aqueductshed, Cal Poly, California, drought, Pomona, Professor Lehrman, water, watershed

Southern California Planning CongressEvent Summary – May 2014 An Aqueduct Runs Through It: A Series on the Future of California’s Water Supply In cooperation with the California Center for Land and Water Stewardship, Cal Poly Pomona Part 1 – Our Water, Our Lifestyle The Next Hundred Years ofthe Los Angeles Aqueduct Barry […]

SCPC Event Summary – “Parking Reform Made Easy”

By SCPCPosted on November 22, 2013Posted in 2013Tagged Cal Poly, code, downtown, parking, parking reform, pedestrian, Rick Wilson, sprawl, transit-oriented

Southern California Planning CongressEvent Summary – July 2013 Parking Reform Made Easy After the initial meet-and-greet at Taix French Restaurant, Dr. Richard Willson, Chair of Cal Poly Pomona’s Department of Urban & Regional Planning, presented at dinner his recently released book, entitled Parking Reform Made Easy. His presentation focused on […]