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SUMMARY:Shaping Albuquerque: The Power of Neighborhood Design
LOCATION:National Hispanic Cultural Center: Bank of America Theatre, 1701 4th Street SW, Albuquerque, NM, 87102
DESCRIPTION:Shaping Albuquerque: The Power of Neighborhood Design\n\n05/14/26 06:00 PM MST\n - 05/14/26 08:00 PM MST\Description:\nJoin us for an engaging evening with urban designer, editor, and author Julie Campoli, who will explore how the design of neighborhoods shapes how they are experienced—and why some places thrive while others fall short.\n\nThrough compelling visual examples from across the country, Campoli will reveal why places with similar levels of development can feel either vibrant and welcoming or disconnected and underwhelming. She will highlight the essential elements that make compact neighborhoods succeed, including walkability, access to daily needs, and human-scaled design.\n\nThis talk will offer fresh insight into how Albuquerque can grow more intentionally— supporting attainable housing, responding to its environment, and creating stronger connections between people, places, and everyday life.\n\nDon’t miss this opportunity to hear practical ideas for shaping neighborhoods that are livable, resilient, and distinctly Albuquerque.\n\Details:\nReception to follow immediately after lecture. Childcare and interpretation will be provided. When reserving your ticket, please indicate if you need childcare or interpretation. This is a free, ticketed event that we anticipate will sell out, so we encourage you to get your ticket today!\Location:\nNational Hispanic Cultural Center: Bank of America Theatre\n1701 4th Street SW\nAlbuquerque, NM 87102
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Shaping Albuquerque: The Power of Neighborhood Design<br /><br />05/14/26 06:00 PM MST - 05/14/26 08:00 PM MST<br />Description:<br /><p>Join us for an engaging evening with urban designer, editor, and author Julie Campoli, who will explore how the design of neighborhoods shapes how they are experienced&mdash;and why some places thrive while others fall short.</p>

<p>Through compelling visual examples from across the country, Campoli will reveal why places with similar levels of development can feel either vibrant and welcoming or disconnected and underwhelming. She will highlight the essential elements that make compact neighborhoods succeed, including walkability, access to daily needs, and human-scaled design.</p>

<p>This talk will offer fresh insight into how Albuquerque can grow more intentionally&mdash; supporting attainable housing, responding to its environment, and creating stronger connections between people, places, and everyday life.</p>

<p>Don&rsquo;t miss this opportunity to hear practical ideas for shaping neighborhoods that are livable, resilient, and distinctly Albuquerque.</p>
<br />Details:<br />Reception to follow immediately after lecture. Childcare and interpretation will be provided. When reserving your ticket, please indicate if you need childcare or interpretation.&nbsp;This is a free, ticketed event that we anticipate will sell out, so we encourage you to get your ticket today!<br />Location:<br />National Hispanic Cultural Center: Bank of America Theatre<br />1701 4th Street SW<br />Albuquerque, NM 87102
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