06577nam a22004933i 4500 pucpr 20221118190854.0 m o d | 211129s2007 xx o ||||0 eng d 9781118174883 (electronic bk.) 9780471777519 (MiAaPQ)EBC822423 (Au-PeEL)EBL822423 (CaPaEBR)ebr11022734 (CaONFJC)MIL769922 (OCoLC)778339590 pucpr eng rda pucpr pucpr HT241 .S8736 2008 307.76 Farr, Douglas. author Sustainable Urbanism : Urban Design with Nature / Douglas Farr. First edition. Somerset : John Wiley & Sons, Incorporated, 2007. 1 online resource (306 pages) text txt rdacontent computer c rdamedia online resource cr rdacarrier Intro -- Sustainable Urbanism: Urban Design with Nature -- Contents -- Foreword -- Preface -- How to use this book -- Acknowledgments -- Part One The Case for Sustainable Urbanism -- Chapter 1: The Built Environment: Where We Are Today -- The American Lifestyle on the Wrong Course -- Pioneering Reforms: Setting the Stage for Sustainable Urbanism -- Chapter 2: Sustainable Urbanism: Where We Need to Go -- Sustainable Urbanism: The Grand Unification -- The Three Steps of Sustainable Urbanism -- Part Two Implementing Sustainable Urbanism -- Chapter 3: Leadership and Communications -- Leadership Talking Points for Sustainable Urbanism -- The Power of Paired Choices -- Implementation Agendas for Leaders -- Chapter 4: The Process and Tools for Implementing Sustainable Urbanism -- RFQ for Sustainable Urbanist Professionals -- Benchmarking Municipal Sustainability: The Santa Monica Sustainable City Plan -- Documenting Community Preference in Form and Sustainability: Image Preference Survey (IPS) -- Conducting a Charrette -- Shaping Sustainable Neighborhoods with the Toledo Smart Neighborhood Analysis Protocol (SNAP) -- A Sustainable Urbanist Neighborhood Plan: Toledo SNAP -- Regulating Plan and Form-Based Code -- Incorporating Sustainability through Codes, Covenants, and Restrictions (CC&amp -- Rs) -- RFP for a Sustainable Urbanist Developer -- Part Three Emerging Thresholds of Sustainable Urbanism -- Chapter 5: Increasing Sustainability Through Density -- Explaining Density -- Illustrating Density -- The Transect of the Everyday -- Water and the Density Debate -- Transit Supportive Densities -- Chapter 6: Sustainable Corridors -- The Sustainable Corridor -- The Integration of Transportation, Land Use, and Technology -- Biodiversity Corridors -- Chapter 7: Sustainable Neighborhoods -- Neighborhood Diagrams -- Neighborhood Definition. Neighborhood Completeness -- Neighborhood Housing -- Car-Free Housing -- Neighborhood Retail -- Economic Benefits of Locally Owned Stores -- Third Places -- Healthy Neighborhoods -- Walkable Streets and Networks -- Complete Streets -- Universal Basic Home Access -- Managing Travel Demand -- Car Sharing -- Chapter 8: Biophilia -- Open Space -- Public Darkness -- Stormwater Systems -- Food Production -- Outdoor Wastewater Treatment -- Indoor Wastewater Treatment -- Chapter 9: High-Performance Buildings and Infrastructure -- The Impact of Planning on Building Energy Usage -- 2030 °Challenge -- High-Performance Infrastructure -- Large District Energy Systems -- The 2030 Community Challenge: Economic Growth with Sustainable Urbanism -- Part Four Case Studies in Sustainable Urbanism -- Chapter 10: Lessons Learned from Sustainable Urbanism -- BedZED: London, England -- Glenwood Park: Atlanta, Georgia, United States -- Holiday Neighborhood: Boulder, Colorado, United States -- Christie Walk: Adelaide, Australia -- Newington: Sydney, Australia -- High Point: Seattle, Washington, United States Built -- Upton: Northampton, England -- Kronsberg: Hannover, Germany -- Loreto Bay: Baja California Sur, Mexico -- Civano: Tucson, Arizona, United States -- Poundbury: Dorchester, England -- Chapter 11: State of the Art in Unbuilt Sustainable Urbanism -- Dockside Green: Victoria, Canada -- Lloyd Crossing: Portland, Oregon, United States -- Z-Squared: London, England -- New Railroad Square: Santa Rosa, California, United States -- Uptown Normal: Normal, Illinois, United States -- Dongtan: Shanghai, China -- Galisteo Basin Preserve: Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States -- Pulelehua: Maui, Hawaii, United States -- Coyote Valley: San Jose, California, United States -- Scales of Intervention -- Epilogue -- Glossary -- Index. Douglas Farr, an architect and urban designer, is the founding principal and president of Farr Associates. He has served as cochair of the Environmental Task Force of the Congress for the New Urbanism, chair of the AIA Chicago Committee on the Environment, and chair of the U.S. Green Building Council's LEED for Neighborhood Development (LEED-ND) Core Committee. Farr Associates is a Chicago-based firm focused on sustainable design in architecture and urban design. Founded in 1990, Farr Associates was the first architecture firm in the world to have designed at least two buildings to be certified with a LEED Platinum rating: the Chicago Center for Green Technology and the Center for Neighborhood Technology, also in Chicago. The firm designed its own office in the historic Monadnock Building as a LEED for Commercial Interiors pilot project. Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources. Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, 2021. 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