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There has to be "a mixture of uses in one very tall building," he said.
Eventually, high streets may revert to a mixture of uses, and survive.
The site was rezoned in November to permit a mixture of uses.
The desire for each high-rise to stand out as iconic means many of the skyscrapers coming to London will have a mixture of uses.
They want to encourage a mixture of uses in one street, and allow for change (so a warehouse might eventually be converted into apartments).
"What we do know is that if you design higher densities and a mixture of uses, linked to a commitment to enable pedestrianisation, then passive surveillance tend to reduce crime and create safer atmospheres".
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Part of the land was incorporated into the car park, and the rest saw a mixture of uncoordinated uses, such as small office blocks and used car dealerships.
The auditorium is being used as a lecture hall: McGarvey remembers it as "a dusty old storage space and exam hall with a mixture of multifarious uses".
She cited as a model the century-old Main Street School building in Port Washington, which has been successfully converted to a mixture of public uses by theater and community groups on the lower floors and senior housing above.
A mixture of hay used as bedding material for pigs, and pig manure was used as fertilizer for growing vegetables.
20.-A mixture of experiences in using Computerised Cognitive Behavioural Therapy.
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