James Gardner

James Gardner was an influential American urban planner and architect known for promoting the idea of "Raymond Unbuilt," emphasizing the importance of well-designed, walkable cities. He advocated for creating vibrant, sustainable urban environments that balance access to nature, cultural amenities, and efficient transportation. Gardner believed that thoughtful city planning could improve quality of life, foster community, and address environmental challenges. His work often combined visionary ideas with practical strategies, making him a respected voice in shaping urban development and promoting human-centered design.