Urban INFILL volume no. 1 Cities Growing Smaller An international survey of the planning and design challenges and opportunities confronting cities that have experienced chronic population decline and vacancy. LEARN MORE BUY THE BOOK
	Urban INFILL volume no. 2 Pop Up City A collection of essays that promote temporary use strategies as an emerging economic development and urban design tool, particularly for cities experiencing large-scale urban vacancy, market challenges and diminishing financial resources. LEARN MORE BUY THE BOOK
	Urban INFILL volume no. 3 water|craft A collection of essays that look at urban and regional water issues and new design approaches. The impetus for this volume was the Cleveland Urban Design Collaborative's experiences in working with the volatile urban situation of Cleveland; a fragile economy, aging infrastructure and damaged ecosystem. Within this context, water plays a critical role in revitalization efforts for the region. water|craft highlights water-related best practices, particularly about water infrastructure made visible as a form-giver and a design driver. LEARN MORE BUY THE BOOK
	Urban INFILL volume no. 4 Cleveland Stories: True Until Proven Otherwise An investigation into the real and imagined history of the city of Cleveland. The book is devoted to historical and fictional accounts of Cleveland’s past—stories that are grounded in the physical environment and specific geographies of the city. Cleveland Stories offers a narrative-based approach to urban design and looks at how the physical form of a city can be manipulated to reveal hidden stories. The book also includes a collection of Cleveland-centric stories that unearth lesser known historical fragments that correlate with particular sites, neighborhoods, and places, along with fictional tales that imagine alternative realities for the city. LEARN MORE BUY THE BOOK
	Urban INFILL volume no. 5 Diagrammatically Volume 5 focuses on the role of diagramming in urban design practice and processes. Diagrammatically presents numerous diagramming approaches that reveal, analyze, and ultimately aim to improve the design of cities. BUY THE BOOK