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This book explores the realities and opportunities for the design of the metropolitan region. Specific examples from around the country are cited demonstrating how bypassed areas in the old city can become real estate opportunities, how new types of zoning can facilitate development at metropolitan edges without destroying the landscape, and how metropolitan planning can repair our environment and communities. The book describes ways to write effective urban and suburban planning guidelines; methods for making highways and transportation systems further overall planning goals; designs that make conservation areas and public places create more value for development; techniques for promoting successful districts; and much more including the basic elements of city design and a national agenda for action.
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