As an architect, teacher, writer, artist, and activist, Mr. Gindroz views design as a process for engaging citizens in shaping public policy and their own communities. He is recognized internationally as a leader of the New Urbanism movement which over the past decade has evolved into a distinct approach to planning and development that advocates compact, walkable neighborhoods with a diverse mix of activities. Mr. Gindroz was a Yale School of Architecture professor for 20 years and currently serves as a member of The Congress for the New Urbanism where he chairs the Inner City Task Force. He is a Fellow of the Institute for Urban Design, and a member of the American Planning Association and of the Pennsylvania Society of Architects. 90.3 FM for its role in informing the community about this important endeavor.
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