Arbitrary Lines: How Zoning Broke the American City and How to Fix It
In Arbitrary Lines, M. Nolan Gray explores how zoning has shaped the American city and examines the problems associated with its rules. The book offers a policy-focused discussion of urban development and considers how rethinking zoning might help create more effective, adaptable communities.
About This Book
Arbitrary Lines examines the relationship between zoning and the American city.
M. Nolan Gray explores how zoning rules have influenced urban development and shaped the way communities function.
The book presents a critical look at the effects of zoning and considers ways to rethink existing approaches.
Written for readers interested in cities, policy, and planning, it connects land-use regulation with broader questions about urban life.
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