- The new ideal for suburban development: creating
community.
People are moving back to the cities and inner ring suburbs. There is a new ideal in suburban residential development that uses the art of building to also build a sense of community. It is a trend that has become known as New Urbanism. Yet, far from being revolutionary, this ......
- A conversation with Vancouver-based MGH Associates: The art of engineering
On Jan. 2, 2000, three colleagues, all in the business of creating neighborhoods, began a new venture. Mike Miller, a planner, Fred Garmire, a commercial and residential land development engineer, and David Humber, a pro in engineering for architectural firms, opened MGH Associates with one idea in mind: combine their ......
- Convenience a key to urban/suburban
development.
The hottest trend in real estate development these days is a reversion to a 2,000-year-old European system: the re-evolution of cities and suburban areas as conglomerations of small towns. "Traditional Neighborhood Developments" (TNDs) - defined residential communities built around a town center with parks, offices, shops, schools and entertainment, all ......
- Building Trendy in the 'Burbs
Looking for ways to combat suburban sprawl, developers are bringing to market creative, high-density communities in mature suburban locations across the United States. From townhomes to mixed-use apartments to "Big House" designs, new developments are offering residents a rich variety of stylish housing options outside of city limits. Here are ......
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- Is New Urbanism the Cure? A Look at Central
Florida's Response.
No theory of community design and urban form is currently more debated by architects, developers, community planners, land use attorneys, and local government officials than New Urbanism. New Urbanism, also commonly referred to as neotraditional town planning (TND), is a movement which advocates a return to pre-World War II neighborhood ......
- Is new urbanism the cure? A look at central Florida's response
No theory of community design and urban form is currently more debated by architects, developers, community planners, land use attorneys, and local government officials than New Urbanism. New Urbanism, also commonly referred to as neotraditional town planning (TND), is a movement which advocates a return to pre-World War II neighborhood ......