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URBAN PLANNING
The new wave of urban planning -- urbanism -- is decidedly anti-Suburbia. It’s also anything but new. But its urban planning principles are gaining new life as Americans grapple with higher energy, food, and other household costs. Architects, urban planners, and academics are redefining what’s now needed to create vibrant mixed-use towns and cities out of a discipline that started 25 years ago.
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Nested in California’s East Oakland is a culturally vibrant neighborhood known as Fruitvale. In 1999 the city began...
What once was an economically thriving steel, automobile, and manufactured parts region of the twentieth century, the...
Against all odds, municipalities, all over Greece, are in a race to propose projects for bioclimatic upgrading of...
When one thinks of a park, one usually imagines a large plot full of trees in the centre of the city with routes for...
Capacity utilization is a key term in business and an increasingly important term with regards to sustainability.
The Alley Flat Initiative is a collaborative project between the Gaudalupe Neighborhood Cooperation, the Austin...
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The California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) has been the subject of much debate among developers, architects,...
Between the historic French Quarter and Bayou St. John, a former shipping canal and railway sits idle, presenting a...
Work has been done to create “smart communities,” a concept which includes information technologies as indicators for...
A year ago, I lived in the Plateau-Mt. Royal neighbourhood of Montreal, Canada. One of the most densely populated parts...
Seeking urban planning, geography, mapping, and/or transportation students who are interested in mapping dolmus and...
What is the most effective method for rejuvenating neighborhoods that have seen chronic underinvestment for...
While not everyone is on board that climate change is a real issue, the effects are increasingly felt across the globe.
Easy access to a hospital is vital to a good hospital design. When we say “easy access,” we are referring to the ease...
Historically, port cities located their industrial zones near the waterfront for the convenience of transporting goods.
During the twilight of the 1880s, Cincinnati, OH, (the Queen City) was internationally celebrated as one of the most...
Kalamazoo Public Schools is the school district neighboring the Portage Public School District that I graduated from.
The propulsion of urban planning is vital this day in age. Innovation and ideas must be at constant work and...
Phoenix, Arizona is infamous for its sprawl, its little stucco boxes, and its dominant car culture. But an ambitious...
The coverage that natural disasters receive usually only captures an audience for a few days. While the initial visuals...
For many urbanites, putting up with occasional construction is accepted as an unfortunate aspect of city living.
The special characteristics of cities and the urban way of life have been of fascination to people for a long time.
Top Sources: Urban Planning
- onstreetlevel.wordpress.com
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- orionmagazine.org
- worldchanging.com
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- inhabitat.com
- Branding for Architecture, Engineering, Environmental Non-Profits, Landscape Architecture, & Urban Planning Companies | Global Site Plans
- Libertarian Blog Place
- thegroundfloor.typepad.com
- urbandesign-planning.blogspot.com
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