She articulated how the best ideas about making cities great come not from theories and master plans but from careful observation of what goes on around us. This was a startling, radical idea when she first proposed it in the 1950s and 60s, and it changed the way North Americans think about cities. Chronicling the habits of fellow city-dwellers, organizing a campaign with her neighbors to save important places from destruction, engaging in the life of her community.
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