180º at XNU Event in Denver
180º Urban Design will be in attendance at the annual Congress for the New Urbanism conference. We will also be at the XNU event on Friday. We will be serving on the panel and sponsoring this event.
Also, Brent Toderian will lead a discussion about observations on the future of New Urbanism from the Vancouver, Canadian, and late-30-something perspective. A panel format and small venue will enable the audience to engage directly in the discussion.
Will you be there this year? Have you been before? Let us know.
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Hey, hope to see you guys here! Will either of you be at the New Urban Guild dinner tonight? Hope so…
Hey Steve – I actually am committed to another dinner tonight, and Brian isn’t in Denver. Let’s be sure to meet up either later on or on Friday-
Kevin