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Polycentricity and TOD-ness synergy: A novel composite index for integrated development of employment centers and residential cores in transit-oriented neighborhoods [PDF]

open access: yesJournal of Transport Geography
Proximity of transit-oriented development (TOD) goals to polycentric urban development in the field of controlling negative effects of urban sprawl reinforces polycentricity and TOD-ness spatial synergy.
Jamshidi, Mohammad Javad
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Green TODs: marrying transit-oriented development and green urbanism

International Journal of Sustainable Development & World Ecology, 2011
Transit-oriented development (TOD) and green urbanism have gained attention as development models for charting a more sustainable urban future. These two built forms, however, are often dealt with separately, as distinct topics. This paper explores synergies that are created when neighbourhoods are designed as both green and transit-oriented and how ...
Robert Cervero, Cathleen Sullivan
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The opportunities and tensions of historic preservation and transit oriented development (TOD)

Cities, 2019
Abstract The article examines two research questions concerning historic preservation and TOD. First, what are the opportunities for and challenges to developing TODs in historic areas. Transit locations are often located in older historic areas and a restored or adaptively reused historic building can be an asset to a TOD because of the amenity it ...
Renne, John L., Listokin, David
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TOD Tradeoffs: Transit-Oriented Development and Neighborhood Change in Atlanta

Transit-oriented development (TOD) has become a popular planning concept due to the array of social, environmental, and economic benefits it may offer to urban areas. However, social equity advocates and academics have raised concerns over transit-induced gentrification (TIG) caused by TOD, arguing that economic gains are prioritized over ensuring ...
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Chrono-TOD: The 15-Minute City as the Missing Dimension in Transit-Oriented Development (TOD)

Recent challenges of urban planning are the automobile dependence and socio-spatial segregation. One prominentframework to cope with them is the Transit-Oriented Development (TOD), which promotes the integration of landuse and transport planning to enhance accessibility and reduce reliance on vehicles.
Oburu, Brıan Bıchanga   +1 more
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Location Choice Analysis for Transit Oriented Development (TOD): A Case Study of Kolkata

Lecture Notes in Civil Engineering, 2022
Kuldeep Kavta   +2 more
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