Retrofitting Sprawl: Addressing Seventy Years of Failed Urban Form
by Galina Tachieva, Emily Talen, Rebecca Lewis, Ellen Dunham-Jones, June Williamson, David Dixon, Julia Koschinsky, Brenda Case Scheer, Gerrit-Jan Knaap, Aviva Hopkins Brown, Matthew Salenger, Nico Larco, Marc Schlossberg, Dave Amos, Gabriel Diaz Montemayor, Nabil Kamel, Benjamin W. Stanley, Aaron Golub, Milagros Zingoni, Whitney Warman, Christian Solorio, Wesley Brown
A collection of expert perspectives on transforming sprawling urban areas into more sustainable, connected, and livable communities through policy, design, and planning.
About This Book
Retrofitting Sprawl explores the challenges posed by decades of sprawling development patterns across American cities.
The book brings together leading experts to discuss practical approaches for reshaping existing built environments.
Contributors examine policy, design, and community strategies that can improve connectivity, sustainability, and livability.
Emphasis is placed on adapting infrastructure and land use to better serve evolving urban needs.
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