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Dec 12, 20244 min read

Analyzing Mobility in the Short North: Insights and Innovations

The Short North Arts District is a vibrant cultural hub for the Columbus area. Thanks to its mix of uses and dense urban environment, it...

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COVID-19 has changed our lives in so many ways, including how we behave in public space and in our own neighborhoods. Help us learn more...

Many people associate the American Dream with owning a home. The homebuilding industry, especially, would like for that to be the case....

Housing costs are increasing, especially in Central Ohio. A recent report featured in the Columbus Dispatch shows that the “median sales...

In 1918, the neighborhood of Columbus’ economic and social elite was Franklin Park. Today, the neighborhood has a lower than average...

Competition launched. Submissions received. Winners selected. NDC hosted the Nonprofit Immersion Art Advisory Panel on February 26. With...

In 1978, a dramatic struggle was occurring between one neighborhood group and a development company owned by the nonprofit research...

Today, the concept of zoning for land use seems ancient. As a legal concept in the U.S., it is more than 100 years old. Keeping noxious...

In the mid-1970s, the City of Columbus embarked on a sequential planning effort to create information profiles and recommendations for...

In 2019, North Coast Community Homes sponsored a design competition seeking new ideas for accessible housing, with funding from the...

The Neighborhood Design Center hosted the Columbus Housing Dialogue on Tuesday, January 21 to discuss research completed by the Greater...

In 2019, North Coast Community Homes sponsored a design competition seeking new ideas for for accessible housing, with funding from the...

On January 14, Hilltop neighbors and community members gathered at the Glenwood Community Center to hear the 27-point plan to stabilize...

I attended the National Walking Summit on September 24 hosted by America Walks, a national nonprofit organization that offers resources...

NDC has been fortunate to provide design services to under-served communities in the region over the last 36 years. While our work has...

On Tuesday, January 22, new parking regulations went into effect for the Short North area, including streets around the NDC office....

On Monday, the NDC team traveled to Cleveland to visit the Cleveland Urban Design Collaborative (CUDC). We met with CUDC leadership and...

After 18 months, the OneLinden plan was released and announced by Mayor Andrew J. Ginther at St. Stephen’s Community House on Oct. 23....

Representing much of Columbus’ West Side, the Hilltop is a historic neighborhood with beautiful homes, intriguing topography, and a...

Joined by dozens of project partners, board members, community members, city officials, staff and students — the NDC family celebrated...

Representing much of Columbus’ West Side, the Hilltop is a historic neighborhood with beautiful homes, intriguing topography, and a...