Pourquoi les villes nous rendent-elles seuls ? | Craige Hoover | TEDxFranklin

Craige Hoover, promoteur immobilier et aménageur de lieux, évoque les problèmes plus profonds qui se cachent derrière la pénurie de logements et explique pourquoi les villes modernes peuvent isoler les habitants. Son intervention, donnée lors de TEDxFranklin, relie logement, usage des sols et comportement humain. Il travaille sur des lieux praticables à pied et centrés sur la communauté, dans le Sud-Est des États-Unis. Il dirige actuellement Armistead, un projet mixte à Franklin, dans le Tennessee.

• Problèmes plus profonds derrière le manque de logements
• Conception urbaine piétonne et centrée sur la communauté
• Lien entre logement, usage des sols et relations humaines

There are deeper issues to consider when we discuss the lack of housing in our society. Craige Hoover is a real estate developer, advisor, and placemaker focused on creating walkable, community-centered environments across small towns, suburbs, and ex-urban settings. Over the past two decades, he has worked on mixed-use neighborhoods, town centers, and farm-based communities throughout the Southeast. He is currently leading the development of Armistead, a farm-forward, mixed-use community in Franklin, Tennessee, where he is actively exploring how housing diversity, walkability, and working land can coexist in a modern American town. His work sits at the intersection of housing, land use, and human behavior—translating complex economic and regulatory systems into places that support daily life, connection, and long-term resilience." This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx