Designing the Successful Downtown |
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Introduction | 2 |
A Historic Perspective | 4 |
Downtown in Transition | 12 |
Copyright | |
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activity addition adjacent amenity architecture areas arterials attractive blocks buildings central changes character comfort concentration connections consistent continuity convenient coordinated core costs create cultural defined district diversity downtown downtown area economic edge effective elements encourage enhance ensure entrance environment establish existing facade functions guidelines height historic housing human identity impact important improvements increased interest investment land limited major mass materials ment needed objectives offer open spaces opportunities organizing parking pattern pedestrian physical planning positive possible potential programs projects promote public spaces range reduce residential result retail revitalization role scale sector sense separation serve setting smaller social spine storefront strategies street streetscape strong structure successful surface tion town traditional traffic transit upper urban variety vehicular visibility visual vitality zone