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Comparing Interfaces: Real Urbanism versus Immitation Urbanism

Comparing Interfaces: Real Urbanism versus Immitation Urbanism

Today we’re going to take a look at some of the residential infill development that has taken place in Midtown, and see what a difference good interface can make.
If you haven’t read the background material on this one, here’s a quick summary. Interface is the connection between public and private space. It’s the street, the [...]

Worthy Reading

I’ve got two articles worth sharing today.
The first is a great post from Keep Houston Houston (thanks to Mike Snyder for pointing this one out to me). In it, KHH explains very clearly one of the problems with city-building: cities are not designed, they are grown. Because cities are alive they are naturally changing all [...]

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