Yesterday, we shared with you the story of Tysons Corner – a fast-growing suburb in Northern Virginia, grappling with traffic, noise and sidewalks that don’t always connect. Ironically, it’s evolving next to one of the nation’s first planned communities – a place designed to avoid those very problems and to offer instant community. Reston is the subject of a new documentary which had its debut at the Virginia Film Festival. Sandy Hausman reports on why Reston was once a revolutionary place, and why it’s now a model for other suburbs.
Reston at Fifty: Walkable, Sociable and Expensive
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