Addresses broad perceptions of street environments. This title provides operational definitions and measurement protocols of five intangible qualities of urban design, specifically: imageability, visual enclosure, human scale, transparency, and complexity.
This manual serves as an essential guide for planners and engineers focused on traffic calming in the United States. It offers detailed instructions on the effective use, design, and implementation of various traffic-calming measures, including proper signing and marking techniques. The resource aims to enhance safety and improve urban environments through well-informed traffic management strategies.
When You Can't Pave Your Way Out of Congestion
Focusing on transportation mobility, this handbook provides community leaders with insights into alleviating congestion and reducing reliance on automobiles. It offers practical suggestions aimed at decreasing vehicle miles traveled, promoting a more sustainable approach to community planning and development.
Doing the Right Thing and Making Money at the Same Time
Focusing on successful case studies, the author offers best practice guidelines for developers aiming to create vibrant and livable communities while ensuring profitability. The book emphasizes the balance between community needs and financial viability, showcasing innovative approaches to urban development.