Smart Growth: A Prescription for Livable Cities
For many, the great American Dream is associated with large, single-family homes, lots of land, and a feeling of independence. Now, public health and urban planning professionals claim this vision has gone too far. They blame a phenomenon called sprawl for a host of problems, from obesity and traffic injuries to environmental destruction.
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Assessment of Residential Satisfaction using Gap Analysis: A Case Study in Naypyitaw City, Myanmar
This research paper conducts an evaluation of residential satisfaction within government-provided four-storied apartment complexes situated in civil-servant housing areas in Naypyitaw City, Myanmar.
Pan Ei Phyu +2 more
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This research seeks to demystify the ambiguity surrounding key terms in urban design. These terms include sustainable, complete, livable, and humane streets. These concepts are key to improving citizens' satisfaction with their cities.
Yaqeen Haider, Ihsan Abbas, Manal Awad
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A dazzling night vision: Medan Merdeka square, a historic inner-city area in Medan, Indonesia
The article revolves around the revitalization of Medan Merdeka Square (MMS) in Medan, Indonesia, an important study of the city's early history that has never been researched before.
Erond L. Damanik +4 more
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Research on assessment methods and practical analysis of livable communities in Chongqing from an urban renewal perspective. [PDF]
Ma C, Yang J, Li Z, Yuan S.
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Whose city is it? Mapping perceived urban livability with citizen-guided AI. [PDF]
Campomanes V F +6 more
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Evaluating select factors and mechanisms influencing meat consumption in Baltimore City: an agent-based modeling study. [PDF]
Misiaszek C +10 more
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Utilizing a steering committee to implement Health in All Policies in a rural, micro-urban community. [PDF]
Comey DL +5 more
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Narrating anxiety as "ordinary": digital self-healing diaries and the normalization of anxiety on Chinese social media. [PDF]
He Y, Zhou X.
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