Skinny Streets and Green Neighborhoods

Skinny Streets and Green Neighborhoods
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Publisher : Shearwater Books
Total Pages : 198
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Book Synopsis Skinny Streets and Green Neighborhoods by : Cynthia Girling

Download or read book Skinny Streets and Green Neighborhoods written by Cynthia Girling and published by Shearwater Books. This book was released on 2005-12-23 with total page 198 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: "Skinny Streets and Green Neighborhoods weaves together the most innovative thinking in urban planning and urban ecology. Drawing from eighteen case studies, these green neighborhoods are the best examples of how the natural environment can play an integral role in neighborhoods." "This book provides proven methods to solve complex problems such as how to make communities accessible and walkable while better integrating natural and urban landscapes. In these communities, wooded areas, meandering streams, and wetlands are planned for and planted to clean the air and teh water, while skinnier streets and accessible paths connect to a transportation network that provides services close to home."--BOOK JACKET.


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