When Rural by Design first appeared 20 years ago, it showed how creative, practical land-use planning can help rural and suburban areas keep their character. This new edition updates the book with material on infilling neighborhoods, strengthening town centers, and moving development closer to schools, shops, and jobs. New chapters cover form-based codes, visioning, sustainability, low-impact development, and green infrastructure. Readers will find practical advice about issues shaping the way they live.
When Rural by Design first appeared 20 years ago, it showed how creative, practical land-use planning can help rural and suburban areas keep their character. This new edition updates the book with material on infilling neighborhoods, strengthening town centers, and moving development closer to schools, shops, and jobs. New chapters cover form-based codes, visioning, sustainability, low-impact development, and green infrastructure. Readers will find practical advice about issues shaping the way they live.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Randall Arendt is a senior advisor at the Natural Lands Trust in Media, Pennsylvania, and the former director of planning and research at the Center for Rural Massachusetts, University of Massachusetts at Amherst.
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Foreword: Broadly Defining 'Rural' Introduction Part One: The Character of Towns 1. The Common Qualities of Traditional Towns 2. Changes in the Pattern 3. Future Prospects: Choosing Among Alternative Patterns 4. The Aesthetics of Form in Community Planning 5. Sustainability, Best Practices, and Visionary Planning 6. Vision Plans, Downzoning, and Municipal Balkanization Part Two: Design Approaches 7. Form-Based Coding and Standards for Performance and Design 8. Blending New Urbanism With Greenway Planning and Conservation Design Part Three: Implementation Techniques 9. Broadening Housing Choices 10. Strengthening Town Centers 11. Transforming Gateways and Highway Corridors Part Four: Designing Man-Made Infrastructure 12. Designing Better Streets 13. Low-Impact Development: A Greener Approach to Stormwater 14. Sewage Treatment Alternatives Part Five: Protecting the Natural Infrastructure 15. Greenways: A Healthy Community Builder 16. Protecting and Restoring the Green Infrastructure Network 17. Retaining Farmland and Farmers 18. Transfer of Development Rights in Small Communities 19. Designing Subdivisions to Save Land Part Six: Case Examples 20. In-Town Residential Examples 21. Rural Residential Examples 22. Large-Scale Mixed Use Examples 23. Downtown Commercial and Mixed Use Examples 24. Commercial Corridor Mixed Use Examples 25. Greenways and Greenway Development Examples Bibliography Index About the Author
Foreword: Broadly Defining 'Rural' Introduction Part One: The Character of Towns 1. The Common Qualities of Traditional Towns 2. Changes in the Pattern 3. Future Prospects: Choosing Among Alternative Patterns 4. The Aesthetics of Form in Community Planning 5. Sustainability, Best Practices, and Visionary Planning 6. Vision Plans, Downzoning, and Municipal Balkanization Part Two: Design Approaches 7. Form-Based Coding and Standards for Performance and Design 8. Blending New Urbanism With Greenway Planning and Conservation Design Part Three: Implementation Techniques 9. Broadening Housing Choices 10. Strengthening Town Centers 11. Transforming Gateways and Highway Corridors Part Four: Designing Man-Made Infrastructure 12. Designing Better Streets 13. Low-Impact Development: A Greener Approach to Stormwater 14. Sewage Treatment Alternatives Part Five: Protecting the Natural Infrastructure 15. Greenways: A Healthy Community Builder 16. Protecting and Restoring the Green Infrastructure Network 17. Retaining Farmland and Farmers 18. Transfer of Development Rights in Small Communities 19. Designing Subdivisions to Save Land Part Six: Case Examples 20. In-Town Residential Examples 21. Rural Residential Examples 22. Large-Scale Mixed Use Examples 23. Downtown Commercial and Mixed Use Examples 24. Commercial Corridor Mixed Use Examples 25. Greenways and Greenway Development Examples Bibliography Index About the Author
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