How zoning quietly reshaped the world
Most people don’t think about zoning unless they’re fighting city hall—or trying to open a café in the wrong part of town. But zoning quietly shapes nearly everything around us: where we live, how we get to work, what our neighborhoods look like, and who gets to be part of them. In Key to the City, Sara Bronin—a rare combination of architect, lawyer, and policy expert—pulls back the curtain on this overlooked force. Her message is simple: zoning isn’t just technical, it’s transformational. And it’s time we all understood it. Bridget Goldberg with Fast Company has the interview; order the book from Main Street Books.
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