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GIve 3 eaxamples of smart growth?
1.Mix land uses.
2.Take advantage of compact building design.
3.Create walkable neighborhoods.
Define / what is smart growth?
A land use strategy to counter urban sprawl, support community health, and enhance environmental resilience.
what is the idea of TOD?
Transit-Oriented Development aims to Create walkable, mixed-use communities centered around transit access.
Name three barriers to TOD?
Community resistance, fragmented land ownership, lack of integrated planning.
What is New Urbanism?
An urban design movement promoting walkable neighborhoods, mixed-use development, and community-focused design.
What scales does New Urbanism address?
Region, neighborhood, block/street/building.
Urban Design Scales: What principles apply at the city scale?
Respect natural boundaries, infill development, mix building types, maintain heritage.
Urban Design Scales: What are key neighborhood scale principles?
Walkability, mixed-use, housing diversity, transit proximity, local schools.
What is a 15-minute city?
An urban model where all daily needs are within a 15-minute walk/bike ride.
What are its benefits of a 15-minute city?
Reduces car reliance, boosts community interaction, enhances sustainability.