FBC 101 (Virtual Edition) is back this spring!
Last fall, the Form-Based Codes Institute successfully hosted its most popular class–FBC 101: The ABCs …
A Message From Our Chairperson
FBCI is growing in 2016! We are pleased to announce that the Richard H. Driehaus Lead Charitable Trust has offered [...]
FBCI Welcomes New Board and Resource Council Members
FBCI is pleased to welcome seven new Board members in 2015. [...]
FBCI Expands its Reach and Effectiveness
FBCI has begun its campaign to make form-based codes the “new normal” in municipal land use regulation [...]
One of World’s Largest Developers Adopts Form-Based Codes
Form-based codes are now part of planning for U.S. military bases worldwide. [...]
Columbia Pike’s Form Based Success
Efforts to transform Columbia Pike into a more walkable transit-oriented “Main Street” for south Arlington are becoming a reality. [...]
FBCs: From Fringe to Mainstream in 10 Years
It is my pleasure to welcome readers to the inaugural issue of the FBCI e-Newsletter [...]
One could argue FBCI began with a dinner conversation in Washington D.C. among Peter Katz, Richard H. Driehaus and myself [...]
FBCI at CNU 23 : the future of form-based coding
FBCI will host a two-hour facilitated discussion about the future of form-based coding. [...]
Benefits of Form-based Planning and Coding
This article is intended to provoke a discussion about placemaking and community planning. [...]
5 Questions for Joel Russell (about…form-based codes)!
Zoning defined by the shape and relation of buildings creates better communities for people of all ages. [...]
An Introduction to Form-Based Codes
A 4-part series that provides a very useful and thorough overview for citizen planners [...]
The Frontier of Form-Based Codes
Form-based codes are being tested further up the scale as key tools in regional planning. [...]