A movement that began as a fringe response to car-dependent sprawl has reshaped zoning debates and community design across the United States, decades after its founders first gathered to define it.
New Urbanism Grew From Suburban Backlash Into Mainstream Planning Reform
A movement that began as a fringe response to car-dependent sprawl has reshaped zoning debates and community design across the United States, decades after its founders first gathered to define it.
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