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The neotraditionalists who developed the "new urbanism" see the high-density urban villages ... Started by Deast7027	1 Replies 56 Views	Nov 9, 2020 by potomatos
Some urban scholars may criticize gated communities, but they clearly do provide heightened security. Started by Alainaaa8	1 Replies 50 Views	Nov 9, 2020 by Perkypinki
In recent years, group togetherness has replaced social isolationism as more people realize the ... Started by mmm	1 Replies 40 Views	Nov 9, 2020 by Cnarkel
Garden-cemeteries fostered an urban appreciation for pastoral and picturesque landscapes, but had ... Started by fox	1 Replies 61 Views	Nov 9, 2020 by morganmarie791
A basic tenet of new urbanism is the call for affordable housing in an open, pedestrian-oriented ... Started by Shelles	1 Replies 115 Views	Nov 9, 2020 by ambernicolefink
Which of the following is NOT one of the ways that Lewis Mumford characterizes suburbs? Started by go.lag	1 Replies 47 Views	Nov 9, 2020 by Zebsrer
Which of the following is NOT one of the types of edge cities identified by Joel Garreau? Started by audie	1 Replies 67 Views	Nov 9, 2020 by asdfasdf
The residential suburb reached its full development in the United States Started by mmm	1 Replies 50 Views	Nov 9, 2020 by kjohnson
The pastoral and rural ideal was incorporated into American cities in the 19th century through the ... Started by Metfan725	1 Replies 53 Views	Nov 9, 2020 by CourtneyCNorton
The increasing segregation of space in American suburbs and cities and the development of a more ... Started by APUS57	1 Replies 51 Views	Nov 9, 2020 by jazzlynnnnn
The "new urbanism" is a development in urban planning that seeks to Started by strangeaffliction	1 Replies 97 Views	Nov 9, 2020 by steff9894
Sociologist Nancy Kleniewski sees the development of enclosed enclaves as the result of the ... Started by Capo	1 Replies 384 Views	Nov 9, 2020 by poopface
Putnam suggests that the decline of civil society and the increase of social isolation in America ... Started by naturalchemist	1 Replies 85 Views	Nov 9, 2020 by Heffejeff
New urbanism emphasizes racial diversity as a positive social goal. Most new urban communities Started by K@	1 Replies 66 Views	Nov 9, 2020 by srodz
Joel Garreau coined the term edge city to refer to a suburban area that includes corporate ... Started by audie	1 Replies 99 Views	Nov 9, 2020 by rnehls
Jackson argues that while the suburban ideal and population growth were necessary preconditions for ... Started by natalie2426	1 Replies 38 Views	Nov 9, 2020 by ASDFGJLO
Historian Robert Fishman suggests that the development of suburbs in the 19th century was largely ... Started by aabwk4	1 Replies 43 Views	Nov 9, 2020 by emily12345
Frug's approach to "community building" aims to encourage people of diverse class, racial, and ... Started by sjones	1 Replies 52 Views	Nov 9, 2020 by matt95
For Olmsted, parks were integral parts of the city. He felt that urban parks would Started by rmenurse	1 Replies 52 Views	Nov 9, 2020 by ASDFGJLO
For families, the development of new 19th-century suburbs meant increasing gender role segregation; ... Started by maychende	1 Replies 55 Views	Nov 9, 2020 by dlook33
Fishman coined the term technoburb to refer to a peripheral area outside of a city that is a viable ... Started by CharlieWard	1 Replies 58 Views	Nov 9, 2020 by Jayson
Arguing that race has influenced the politics of exclusion practiced in many American suburbs, Bruce ... Started by c0205847	1 Replies 43 Views	Nov 9, 2020 by chevyboi1976
An underlying theme in Blakely and Snyder's analysis of gated communities is that people want ... Started by oliviahorn72	1 Replies 47 Views	Nov 9, 2020 by Melissahxx
Among the largest of the social and community costs of gated communities is that they Started by yoroshambo	1 Replies 119 Views	Nov 9, 2020 by beccamahon
American urban policy led to the dispersal and division of people in metropolitan areas, resulting ... Started by vHAUNG6011	1 Replies 52 Views	Nov 9, 2020 by mfedorka