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Tag Archives: walkable
Forest Village #3: The Concept
When the Forest Village concept was set out on paper, the accepted ideal minimum size for a new settlement or urban extension was around 2,000-3,000 homes – large enough to sustain a useful hub of local services, including a primary … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture/Design, Development/Land-Use
Tagged density, development, Eco-Towns, Forest Village, land-use, sustainability, walkability, walkable
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