A Study on the New Urbanism in Contemporary American City Planning
Niijima Akiko, Nishiyama Noriaki
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Niijima Akiko, Nishiyama Noriaki
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The purpose of this article is to make clear what kind of vision they have for community in the U.S.A. through analyzing what is the concept of the New Urbanism. The New Urbanism has the design concept and original design codes depend on the region. The concept has visions at three levels at architecture, neighborhood and city. We make sure how the New Urbanism and Transit Village respond to community problems in the U. S. A through urban design.
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The purpose of this article is to make clear what kind of vision they have for community in the U.S.A. through analyzing what is the concept of the New Urbanism. The New Urbanism has the design concept and original design codes depend on the region. The concept has visions at three levels at architecture, neighborhood and city. We make sure how the New Urbanism and Transit Village respond to community problems in the U. S. A through urban design.
Key concepts: Urbanism, New Urbanism, Vision, Landscape urbanism, Ecological urbanism, Architecture, Urban design, Architectural engineering