Sentence examples for suburban periphery from inspiring English sources

Mr Lopez governs only the city's inner core; much of its suburban periphery is the responsibility of the surrounding state of Mexico.

Great cities will remain important as centers of commerce and culture, but increasingly corporations can locate their headquarters in the suburban periphery or even small towns.

They critiqued zoning, traffic planning, the banishment of Paris's poor to the suburban periphery, and the social segregation of new towns, and proposed instead unitary urbanism as an ongoing, playful, lived critique of modernist cities.

Instead of clustering increasingly in "world cities," economic power is now declustering away from the primary urban centers to a host of smaller cities as well as to the sprawling suburban periphery.

Between 1970 and 1997 Frankfurt, the German financial center, saw its core population drop, while the less densely populated suburban periphery, now extending to as much as 50 to 80 kilometers away, expanded dramatically.

The city of Ibadan can be divided into three zones: a traditional inner core, a transitional zone, and suburban periphery.

Center Moriches, a suburban community with a periphery of farmland, is midway between Montauk and the Nassau-Queens border.

The conversion of urban horsecar lines to faster, cleaner, and cheaper electric trolley lines in the late 1880s and 1890s revolutionized the American city, opening vast rings of farmland on the nation's urban peripheries for suburban development.

The desired move of locals from far-distant suburban districts on cities peripheries can however only succeed, when residential projects integrate key important qualities: A generally introverted layout based on a central core from where all rooms can be accessed, various layers of family privacy and a certain distance to migrant communities.

The invention and industrial mass production of the car has been the precondition of enabling one of the biggest housing revolutions in the twentieth century, the new ideal of single-family dwellings in a green suburban environment along the peripheries of major cities (Duany et al. 2010).

Set on the periphery of the Los Angeles suburban sprawl, the play quite consciously evokes the image of a spoiled and even perverted American frontier that seems, if anything, more spoiled and perverted today.