Urban Planning
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Planners Network
a voice for progressive professionals and activists concerned with urban planning and social justice. |
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PlannersWeb
Topical material on zoning ordinances, land use, comprehensive plans, master plans, subdivision regulation, transportation, housing, urban design, takings-property rights, and the impacts on cities and towns. |
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Planning Online
Online version of the British journal Planning Magazine. Includes news, features, appointments, consultants index and forum. |
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Planum
Selected european planning journals ,an extensive planning web guide, archives of plans, information, events from the town and regional planning world. |
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Project for Public Spaces
Nonprofit technical assistance, research and educational organization whose mission is to create and sustain public places that build communities. |
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Smart Growth America
Nationwide coalition promoting a better way to grow; one that protects farmland and open space, revitalizes neighborhoods, keeps housing affordable, preserves scenic and historic resources, and makes communities more livable. |
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Sprawl Busters
Wal-Mart, Home Depot, K Mart, Target. We don't care what the logo says -- We help communities stop the big box bulldozers. |
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Sprawl City
A website about comsumption growth and population growth and their roles in urban sprawl. |
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Student Planning Network
Network of planning students in European cities. The central task is to foster co-operation and communication between European planning students. |
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Sustainable City
A non-profit organization dedicated to achieving a sustainable future for San Francisco. |
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Terrain
An introduction to the planning process prepared by the League of Women Voters. |
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The Land Centre
An internet clearinghouse providing instant access to information about real estate and land use through our network of webpages. |
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The Social Developer
An examination of issues in modern urban development and its influence on the lives of urban dwellers. |
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Thoreau Institute
Believes that big government that are centrally planned, budgeted, and controlled by prescriptive laws ญญ do not work. As an alternative, research now aims to find small government means, such as user fees, markets, and incentives, to protect the environment. |
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Timeline of New Urbanism
A searchable database of key events in the history of new urbanism, as well as historical influences. |
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Urban Advantage
Digital technology can aid in visualizing growth options, allow wide sharing of those visions, and speed up the learning process to turn visions into reality. |
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