Renewing the City

Our mission is to renew the city with a culture informed by historical perspective and invigorated by hope for the common good.

Our vision is a city renewed by a cultural vigor that can sustain it, led by an ennobled generation, which humbly welcomes, stewards, and passes on a tradition of civility, eloquence, and wisdom.

ARCHITECTURE
Prince Charles's Crowning Achievement


The UK's Prince Charles not only advocates traditional architecture and urban planning, but is putting his money where his mouth is with new communities on his land in Dorset and Scotland. Towns like Poundbury, Dorset show just how successful traditional town planning and design can be in promoting healthy organic community without sacrificing convenience.

 

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NEIGHBORHOOD RENEWAL
Old, Isolated in Suburbia


As significant portions of the American population age, will their life in suburbia become unsustainable? Louisiana's The Advocate argues that suburbia not only discriminates against those who, for whatever reason, do not have access to an automobile, but that the environment of the suburban landscape constitutes a hazard to the elderly. 

 

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COMMUNITY CALENDAR

Patten Performances Present 'Romeo & Juliet'


The Acting Company - America's most acclaimed touring repertory theater - returns to the UTC Fine Arts Center with what is perhaps Shakespeare’s greatest and certainly most recognized play – Romeo & Juliet.

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Timothy George to present                            28th Annual C. S. Lewis Lecture

Dr. Timothy George, founding dean of Beeson Divinity School at Samford University in Birmingham, Alabama, will present “The Making of the English Bible,” the twenty-eighth annual C.S. Lewis Lecture. This event, free and open to the public, will be held at the UTC Benwood Auditorium in the Engineering, Math, and Computer Science Building located at Vine and Palmetto Streets on Monday, March 22 at 7:30 p.m. Click here for more information.

 


 

NEW AT CRR

 

Book Groups Forming

 

CRR is now forming book discussion groups.  Click here to find out more and sign up.