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Background
Sustainable Urbanism Sustainable Urbanism – Urban Design with Nature by Doug Farr
Definition: Sustainable Urbanism is walkable and transit-served urbanism integrated with high-performance buildings and high-performance infrastructure. Compactness (density) and biophilia (human access to nature) are core values of sustainable urbanism.
New Urbanist and board member of CNU, Doug Farr has taken a step further and coined Sustainable Urbanism, which combines New Urbanism and LEED-ND to create walkable, transit-served urbanism with high performance buildings and infrastructure. (from ‘New Urbanism’ Wikipedia page)
Defining Elements
• New Urbanism
o Background information on New Urbanism
• Compare and Contrast: Sustainable Urbanism versus New Urbanism
o Why is Sustainable Urbanism different than New Urbanism
• High-performance buildings
o Definition and examples of high-performance commercial and residential buildings
• High-performance infrastructure
o Definition and examples of sustainable infrastructures, such as energy and water efficient systems
Examples -We are going to search for three to five case studies regarding sustainable urbanism, examples from both built and unbuilt regions and cities.
Organizations -We are going to include the organizations linked to the idea of sustainable urbanism • Farr Associates o a firm focused on sustainable design in architecture and urban design • U.S. Green Building Council’s LEED for Neighborhood Development (LEED-ND) Criticisms -Research pending on specific criticisms of Sustainable Urbanism
Sources
Resources: -From Expectation to Aspriations: The New Politics of Sustainable Urbanism in the UK by Mike Raco -From Energy Efficiency to Integrated Sustainable Urbanism in Residential Development in China by Zhichang Cai -Emerging Forms of Sustainable Urbanism: Case Studies of Vauban Freiburg and solarCity Linz -Compact Cities: Sustainable Urban Forms for Developing Cities by Mike Jenks -Sustainable Architecture and Urbanism by Birkhauser -Future Urban Lifestyles by Sir Peter Hall
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