Surv 303 Lecture 15 - Land use 1

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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.

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Define / what is smart growth?

A land use strategy to counter urban sprawl, support community health, and enhance environmental resilience.

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what is the idea of TOD?

Transit-Oriented Development aims to Create walkable, mixed-use communities centered around transit access.

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Name three barriers to TOD?

Community resistance, fragmented land ownership, lack of integrated planning.

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What is New Urbanism?

An urban design movement promoting walkable neighborhoods, mixed-use development, and community-focused design.

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What scales does New Urbanism address?

Region, neighborhood, block/street/building.

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Urban Design Scales: What principles apply at the city scale?

Respect natural boundaries, infill development, mix building types, maintain heritage.

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Urban Design Scales: What are key neighborhood scale principles?

Walkability, mixed-use, housing diversity, transit proximity, local schools.

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What is a 15-minute city?

An urban model where all daily needs are within a 15-minute walk/bike ride.

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What are its benefits of a 15-minute city?

Reduces car reliance, boosts community interaction, enhances sustainability.