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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Neighborhood Redevelopment"”.
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Revving up the Motor City : targeted neighborhood redevelopment in Detroit
This thesis is an analysis of an ambitious redevelopment plan for a two square mile area in the city of Detroit, Michigan. This area is dominated by city-owned vacant lots, which make up half of the neighborhood. The plan, called the Far Eastside Project, is to rebuild the area with 4,000 homes and …
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"""We don't call it Bristol Park"": engaging African American youth in urban neighborhood redevelopment planning"
… the voices of youth residents in a process of neighborhood redevelopment underway in their community. Four youth collaborators partnered with a graduate student and an adult community partner to design, implement, and disseminate results from a study of youth perspectives concerning the Bristol …
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Imagine Blacksburg: Using immersive 3D models to explore density
… housing located too close to single family neighborhoods. Density resistance is rooted largely in the lack of general knowledge of what density looks like, how it is built, and how it feels once built. The negative aspects of high density neighborhoods, which have caused fearful reactions, …
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Urban redevelopment in sunbelt cities : strategies and approaches
… To date, formalized responsibility for urban redevelopment has been predominantly in the hands of the public sector. However, as financial, economic and regulatory roles change, the private sector will increasingly be called upon to help advance public agendas. Can the strengths of the private …
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Sense Your Neighbor: Design for Bridging Social Capital in Diverse Spaces
… but often undermine it. The Braddock Metro Neighborhood in Alexandria, Virginia, encompasses the historic community of Uptown, at one time the largest African-American community in Alexandria. Uptown, like most African-American urban neighborhoods in the United States, has been shaped by the …
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Bureaucratic Inequality: How Administrative Processes and Policy Design Shape Housing Outcomes
… rental assistance. Intended to desegregate neighborhoods by providing a wider array of housing to choose from on the private market, the HCV program faces limitation in its success, including the willingness of landlords to accept a tenant’s voucher. Using a large-n dataset of urban …