Putting the transit into transit oriented development
Les Chandra
Abstract
Les Chandra
Abstract
Introduction – TOD as a design discipline During the 1990s an increasing number of urban designers became disenchanted with the contemporary design of cities and their suburban areas. As a reaction to this, in the US architecture firms such as Calthorpe and Associates and Duany Plater-Zyberk & Company developed new designs for cities that hark back to a ‘better ’ urban form of
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Introduction – TOD as a design discipline During the 1990s an increasing number of urban designers became disenchanted with the contemporary design of cities and their suburban areas. As a reaction to this, in the US architecture firms such as Calthorpe and Associates and Duany Plater-Zyberk & Company developed new designs for cities that hark back to a ‘better ’ urban form of
Key concepts: Neighbourhood (mathematics), Transport engineering, Government (linguistics), Transit-oriented development, Public transport, Land use, Transit (satellite), Urban planning