What are the characteristics of great neighborhoods; and why do they continue to be one of the most important elements of city building and community identity today?  In this episode of ON CITIES, host Carie Penabad engages in a thought-provoking conversation with urban designer Juan Mullerat, delving into the successful strategies and innovative approaches employed in the process of revitalizing neighborhoods.  Utilizing real-world examples, Mullerat unveils the transformative elements that contribute to the renewal and sustainable growth of communities both in America and abroad.  Join us for an insightful exploration that sheds light on the intricate balance between design, community engagement and the enduring impact of neighborhoods in the building of the contemporary city.  Tune in Friday, February 2rd at 11:00 AM EST, 8:00 AM PST on the Voice America Variety Channel and find all previous episodes of ON CITIES on your favorite podcast platform.    About the Guest: Juan Mullerat is the founding principal of Plusurbia design.  He was educated as an architect in the UK and traveled extensively through cities in Europe, where his passion for city planning began.  He completed his studies in the US, receiving dual Masters in Architecture and Urban Design degrees from the University of Miami.  He has continued his passion for inquiry as an Adjunct Professor at the School and has lectured at other universities including Harvard, UPC, and Barcelona on resiliency, urban revitalization, city health, transportation planning, equity and place-making.  Mullerat has authored projects on five continents, from city-wide parks to master plans and serves on several international boards and committees that deal with liveability and the built environment, including as the past chair of the American Planning Association's Florida Gold Coast region.

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