L'Urbanisme
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L’urbanisme désigne l'ensemble des sciences, des techniques et des arts relatifs à l'organisation et à l'aménagement des espaces urbains, en vue d'assurer le bien-être de l'homme et d'améliorer les rapports sociaux en préservant l'environnement. Les professionnels qui exercent ce métier sont des urbanistes.
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For smart cities, it outlines characteristics like smart connections through transportation and online access, a smart economy with high-paying jobs and business support, smart people with access to education and training, smart living with healthcare and safety, smart governance for effective service delivery, and a smart environment that balances growth and environmental protection. The
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- 4. Root Causes:Root Causes: Changing household demographics. Land consumption without regard to natural features or physical limits. Federal and state policies that encourage low-density sprawl. Street standards are insensitive to human needs. Zoning codes leave little room for individualization.
- 5. Charter of New UrbanismCharter of New Urbanism The Region: Metropolis, city and town.The Region: Metropolis, city and town. On a regional scale: Finite places with geographic boundaries. Fragile relationship between urban area and hinterland. Development patterns should not blur edges of the metropolis. Infill development should be encouraged over peripheral expansion. Revenues and resources should be shared among the municipalities to avoid destructive competition.
- 6. Charter of New UrbanismCharter of New Urbanism Neighborhood: the district and the corridor.Neighborhood: the district and the corridor. On a neighborhood scale: Neighborhoods should be compact, pedestrian-friendly and mixed-use. Broad range of housing types to bring diversity. Civic, institutional and commercial activity should be embedded in neighborhoods, not isolated. Public transportation should be a viable alternative to the automobile. Parks should be a viable alternative to the automobile.
- 7. Charter of New UrbanismCharter of New Urbanism The block, street and building.The block, street and building. On a block scale: Individual architectural projects should be linked to their surroundings. Architecture and landscape design should grow from local climate, topography, history, and building practice. Development must adequately accommodate automobiles whiles being pedestrian-friendly. Streets should be safe, yet interesting and open to the pedestrian.
- 8. Principles of NewPrinciples of New UrbanismUrbanism
- 9. 1: Walkability1: Walkability Most errands should be accomplished within a 10-min. walk from home or work. Pedestrian-friendly street design.
- 10. 2: Connectivity2: Connectivity Interconnected street grid network disperses traffic and eases walking.
- 11. 3: Mixed-use and diversity3: Mixed-use and diversity A mix of shops, offices, apartments and homes. Mixed-use within neighborhood, within block, within buildings.
- 12. 4: Mixed-housing4: Mixed-housing A range of types, sizes and prices in close proximity.
- 13. 5: Quality of architecture5: Quality of architecture & urban design& urban design Emphasis on beauty, aesthetics, human comfort, and creating a sense of place. Human-scale architecture.
- 14. 6: Traditional neighborhood6: Traditional neighborhood structurestructure Highest density at town center; progressively less dense towards the edge. This urban-to-rural transect hierarchy has appropriate building and street types for each area along the continuum.
- 15. 7: Increased density7: Increased density More buildings, residences, shops and services closer together for easy walking. To enable a more efficient use of services and resources.
- 16. 8: Transportation8: Transportation A network of high-quality transit connecting cities and towns together. Pedestrian-friendly designs that encourage the use of bicycles, scooters and walking as daily transportation.
- 17. 9: Sustainability9: Sustainability Minimal environmental impact of development. Less use of finite fuels. More local production.
- 18. Benefits of New UrbanismBenefits of New Urbanism Less traffic congestion and driving. Healthier lifestyle: pedestrian-friendly communities. More freedom and independence for children, the elderly and the poor. More open space. Less tax money spent on infrastructure.
- 19. Ways to Implement NewWays to Implement New UrbanismUrbanism 1. The single building 2. Groups of buildings 3. The urban block 4. The neighborhood 5. Networks of neighborhoods 6. Towns 7. Cities 8. Regions
- 20. Obstacles to OvercomeObstacles to Overcome Restrictive zoning
- 21. Obstacles to OvercomeObstacles to Overcome Lack of design standards Prospect, COProspect, CO Celebration, FLCelebration, FL
- 22. Examples of New Urbanism:Examples of New Urbanism: Minneapolis, MNMinneapolis, MN Located on the edge of the campus of the University of Minnesota, this new residential community will consist of more then 500 students and faculty. The housing development is complimented by a large street level retail component and a 280 stall heating parking facility.