Sentence examples for urban redesign from inspiring English sources

Tatiana Kupolova lives in the house her family built in 1934, when many Muscovites were relocated under Stalin's violent urban redesign.

Additional qualitative interviews with the new creatives in this quarter illustrate the catalysing of the urban redesign.

By strengthening and reinventing the public sphere, the government could unleash a program of mass transit, building renovations, storm barriers, urban redesign and green jobs that reduces emissions, racism and inequality all at once.

Together with Professor Anna Greenspan and David Li, Lindtner co-directs the Research Initiative Hacked Matter, dedicated to critically investigating processes of technology innovation, urban redesign, and maker-manufacturing cultures in China.

In the context of urban redesign and public participation, the research reported in this paper emerged from an observation that pre-rendered walkthroughs of designs have become commonplace, and that the effect on cognition and preference might be significant.

But against the backdrop of a city that has become whiter and richer since Katrina, with lingering distrust over drastic urban redesign proposals after the storm, some black leaders view the current political representation — white mayor, white police chief, white district attorney, five white members on the seven-member City Council — with a mixture of anger and despair.

They're taking over sidewalks, revitalizing urban rivers, redesigning streets to be more people-friendly, and remediating industrial lots.

In order to design or redesign urban transportation networks, the employment of mathematical models is very useful for predicting the effects of possible modifications of implementing.

Her book, Failing at School: Lessons for Redesigning Urban High Schools (2014, Teachers College Press), outlines one approach to equitable school redesign.

The slowdown has been due to cultural and demographic shifts in the nation's population, said Ellen Dunham-Jones, a professor of architecture at the Georgia Institute of Technology and a co-author of "Retrofitting Suburbia: Urban Design Solutions for Redesigning Suburbs".

Its strategy – which recently received a best practice award by the American Planning Association – adopts a technical approach to resilience, with actions including an urban water plan, redesigning the transport system and leveraging critical resources for coastal projects.