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Elements of Urbanism: Cleveland
Metro Jacksonville explores a waterfront city that has built its urban redevelopment scene around connectivity, adaptive reuse, and mass transit: Cleveland.
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Elements of Urbanism: Lexington, KY
Metro Jacksonville explores a sunbelt city with an urban development boundary: Lexington, KY
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Elements of Urbanism: Pittsburgh
Metro Jacksonville explores another riverfront city that is dominated by a unique collection of urban neighborhoods: Pittsburgh.
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Elements of Urbanism: Baltimore
Baltimore's successful Inner Harbor serves as an example of successfully implementing a redevelopment strategy built around the concept of connectivity.
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Elements of Urbanism: Indianapolis 2009
For much of its history, Indianapolis oriented itself around government and industry, particularly manufacturing. Today, Indianapolis has a much more diversified economy, contributing to the fields of education, health care, and finance. Tourism is also a vital part of the economy of Indianapolis, and...
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Elements of Urbanism: San Diego
San Diego may be the west coast's best example to follow in Jacksonville's efforts to revitalize the city by embracing sustainable urban development and fixed-mass transit.
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Redevelopment Strategies: Visual Imprinting
In our continuing discussion on redevelopment strategies, We take a look at Visual Imprinting and its profound effect on both any space and its end users. From Rooms to Streets to Cities, what we see around us in the physical environment forms a visceral expectation that is often a self fulfilling prophecy.
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Elements of Urbanism: Cincinnati 2009
Metro Jacksonville explores the urban core of the Midwest's Queen City: Cincinnati
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Elements of Urbanism: Nashville
Nashville has more things in common with Jacksonville than the average person may realize, but a struggling downtown isn't one of them.
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Elements of Urbanism: Tokyo
There are some things that you just can't compare. Holding Urban Jacksonville up against Japan's largest city just doesn't seem fair. Nevertheless, Metro Jacksonville shares the sights from one of the world's premier urban centers: Tokyo.
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