INDEX Numbers in italics refer to the illustrations La Grande Orange, 3, 70–71, 4-7, bans, alcohol sales, 217 transit, 82–84 7th Avenue (Phoenix, Arizona), 86, 4-23 CP7–CP8 Barnes & Noble, 60 Bourgeois Utopias book, 17 Seventh Avenue, Phoenix, 86, 4-23 Barnett, Jonathan, 173, 196 Bowling Alone book, 60 AARP (American Association of Retired SkySong, 211 Basu, Subrata, 201 Brain, David, 111 Persons), 19, 51 Arizona State University Foundation, 211 Beck Group, 69 Brave New Neighborhoods: The Privati- AASHTO “Green Book”, 82, 84 Arlington (Virginia), xii, 90–93 Belcrest Plaza, xvi–xviii zation of Public Space book, 111 Abbott, Herschel, 207 arterial roads, xx, xxvii, 82–83 BellSouth Atlanta Metro Plan, 207–209 bridges, pedestrian, 222–223 ACB (American Community Builders), 48 arts district, 229 Belmar (Lakewood, Colorado) Bristol (Connecticut), xiv accessory apartments, ix, xv, 23–25, Asian communities, 89 demographic analysis, 170–171 British Columbia, 136–138 41, 2-5 Atlanta (Georgia) fi nding funding for, 159–161 Broadway Plaza, 135 adaptive reuse Atlanta Regional Commission, xviii morphological analysis, 162–166, Brookings Institution, xi, 20–21, 174 Camino Nuevo Charter Academy, Atlantic Station, 4 8-7–8-9 Brooklyn (New York), 81–82 71–72, CP9–CP11 BellSouth Atlanta Metro Plan, overview, viii, xv, 154–159, 8-1–8-6, Brooklyn Park (Minnesota), 76–77 Crestwood Court mall, xiv 207–209 8-10–8-17, CP34–CP40 Brookside Apartments (College Park, Denton Public Library North Branch, Beltline project, 93–94, 4-31 public space, 166–170, 8-15 Georgia), 30–31, 2-10 69, CP4–CP6 Brookside Apartments, 30 Beltline project (Atlanta, Georgia), Brown, Lance Jay, 23 Foley’s department stores, 133, 6-21 Buford Highway, 59–60, 4-27–4-28 93–94, 4-31 brownfi eld sites, 159–160, 216 His Hands Church, 69, 4-6 Capitol Homes redevelopment, 87 bicycling, bike lanes, ix, x, xvii, xx, xxi Buckingham Companies, The, 34 La Grande Orange, 70–71, 4-7, Community Improvement District big houses, 41 Buckingham Square Mall (Aurora, Colo- CP7–CP8 (CID), xiii–xiv big-box stores, 3, 66–69 rado), 134 general, xxvii Bing Thom Architects, 136–138 overview, viiii–ix, xiv–xv, 3, 67–72 Buffalo (New York), 75 Lenox Park, 207–209 bioswale, xx Addison Circle (Addison, Texas), 180– buffers, 64, 226, 228 Lindbergh City Center, 207–209 Block 7 (Belmar, Lakewood, Colorado), 182, 186, 9-4–9-6, CP41–CP43 Buford Highway (Georgia), 89–91, LWARPS — we can reverse sprawl, 166–167, 8-12, CP38 ADU (Accessory Dwelling Unit). see ac- 4-27–4-28 233, CP52 block structure cessory apartments Build a Better Burb, xv, xx, xxi, xxx Memorial Drive, 87–88, 4-25 University Town Center, 228, 12-10 affordability, xi, 5–6, 9, 24, 29, 35, 57 Bus Rapid Transit (BRT), xxii affordable housing, ix, xi, xvii, xviii Perimeter Place, 183–187, 9-9–9-10 in walkable design, ix, 175 aging population, viii, 19, 51, 57 polycentric regions, 207–209 wrapped blocks at Belmar, 165, Cabot, Cabot & Forbes, 217–218 agriculture. see farming rezoning corridors, 87–90 8-11, 8-16 California American Association of Retired Persons Sunny Brook Meadows, 27 Bloomfi eld (Connecticut), 205 Camino Nuevo Charter Academy, (AARP), 19, 51 Atlanta Journal-Constitution, 31, 89 Bloomington (Minnesota), 113 71–72, 4-8, CP9–CP11 American Community Builders (ACB), 48 Atlantic Station (Atlanta, Georgia), 4 “Blueprint Buffalo” strategy, 75 Cathedral City, 12, 84–87, 4-22, CP15 American Jobs Creation Act of 2004, Attleboro (Massachusetts), 216–217 Blumberg, Herschel, 220–222, 228 160 “Aurae Wall”, 167 Blumberg, Marvin, 220–222 Century City, 178 American Vitruvius, The, book, 48 Aurora (Colorado), 134 Boca Raton Community Redevelopment Hacienda Business Park, 189, 206, apartments. see also residential buildings auto-dependency Agency (CRA), 124–125 9-14, 11-1 accessory, ix, xv, 23–25, 41, 2-5 due to specialization of retail, 66 Boca Raton (Florida), 123–125 One Colorado, 114 courtyard, 42 future, 35 bocce courts, 169 Orange County, 86 garden Hacienda Business Park, 189 Bohl, Charles C., 97, 105, 125 Pell Mall proposal, 119–120, 6-7 gentrifi cation infi ll, 34–35 negative impacts of, xi, 3, 19, 172, bonds, green, 159–160 Santana Row, 78–80, 4-15–4-18 immigrants, 30–32 176COPYRIGHTEDBoston MATERIAL (Massachusetts) Senate Bill 375, xiii increasing residential density older households, 19 Nouvelle at Natick, 143, 7-3 Silicon Valley, 210 through, 19–20 retrofi tting commercial strips, 92 Route 128 redevelopment, 210, 11-2 Stanford Industrial Park, 204 market devaluation, 32–34 retrofi t opportunities in suburbs, Westwood Station, 217-218, 11-7, Sonoma Mountain Village, xvi overview, 29–30 11, 58 CP47-CP48 Third Street Promenade, 114 small to medium, 42 Avondale Mall (DeKalb County, Georgia), Boulder (Colorado), 3 Uptown District, San Diego, 72–73, Apollo Beach (Florida), 25–27, 2-6 108, 6-1 Boulevard Book, The, 81, 84 4-9–4-10 architectural style debates, 14, 236 Bank Block (Grandview Heights, Ohio), boulevards Walnut Creek, 134–136 Arizona 70–71 multiway, 81–82, 84–87 Calthorpe, Peter, 83–84. 131 249 119_9780470934326-bindex.indd9_9780470934326-bindex.indd 249249 22/3/11/3/11 110:110:11 AMAM Camino Nuevo Charter Academy (Los civic leadership, 118 commuting patterns, 206–209 Crosby, Steve, 204 Angeles, California), 71–72, 4-8, civic space, xxi, xxix, 51, 99, 110, compact development, xviii, xxiii, 3–4, 19 Cross County Mall (Yonkers, New York), CP9–CP11 133–134, 226 Comprehensive Permit Law, 101 113, 6-5 campus tissues civility, 111 Comprehensive Plan (Miami-Dade culs-de-sac Belmar, 162–163 Civitas Inc., 156 County), 194 Apollo Beach, 25–27, 2-6 defi ned, 53 Cleveland Galleria, xiv condominiums Laurel Bay, 25–27, 2-7 Downtown Kendall/Dadeland, 198, Cloud 9 Sky Flats (Minnetonka, Min- Downtown Kendall/Dadeland, 201 strategies for, 19–20 200 nesota), 212–213, 11-4 Nouvelle at Natick, 143 Mashpee Commons, 102–103 CNU. see Congress for the New Urbanism Perimeter Place, 183–185 Dadeland Mall (Miami-Dade County, University Town Center, 225–228 coalitions, 23–25, 53 spadominiums, 212 Florida), 201, CP45 Cape Cod (Massachusetts), 97. see also codes. see also regulations, revision of University Town Center, xvi, 228–229 Dadeland-Datran (Miami-Dade County, Mashpee Commons form-based, 7, 12, 90–93, 201 congestion Florida), 187. see also Downtown Capitol Homes redevelopment (Atlanta, Mashpee Commons Code, 101 commuting to offi ce parks, 207 Kendall/Dadeland Georgia), 87 Quality of Life Zoning Codes, 88 infi lling edge cities, 180 DADUs (detached accessory dwelling car parking SmartCode, 36–37, 196 Congress for the New Urbanism (CNU), units). see accessory apartments lot confi gurations, 36–43 Colerain Avenue (U.S. Route 27, Ohio), 74, 84, 114, 116, 143, 232 D’Alesandro, Thomas, IV, 142 reduction in spaces, 134 64, 4-4 Connecticut General Life Insurance Dallas (Texas), xv, 8 structured, 160 Coliseum Central Area, 190–191, 9-15 headquarters (Bloomfi eld, Con- Daly Genik Architects, 71 carbon emissions, 3–4, 232 collaboration, 151–152 necticut), 205 David Owen Tryba Architects, 132 carbon sink, xx, xxi College Park (Georgia), 30–31 connectivity, ix, xvii. see also intercon- Davis, Thomas M., III, 29 Carmel (Indiana), 34–35 Columbia Pike (Arlington, Virginia), xii, nectivity dead malls catchment radius, 117 90–93, 4-30 consensus building, 151 hurdles to redevelopment, 118 Cathedral City (California), 12, 84–87, Colony Apartments (Charlotte, North Continuum Partners, 156, 158–161 overview, xv, xxviii, 114–118 4-22, CP15 Carolina), 35 Cooper Carry Inc., 35, 124 Death and Life of Great American Cities, CDA (Community Development Agency), Colorado. see also Belmar corporate campuses, 211 The, book, 67–68 Winter Park, 126 Boulder, 3 corridors. see also commercial strips demographic analysis Center for Neighborhood Technology, xi Buckingham Square Mall, 134 form-based codes, 90–93 Belmar, 170–171 Center for Regional and Neighborhood Cinderella City Mall, 130–131, CP25 multiway boulevards, xiii, 81–82, Downtown Kendall/Dadeland, Action (CRNA), 131 CityCenter Englewood, 123, 129– 84–87 201–202 Century City (Los Angeles, California), 134, 6-18–6-22, CP24–CP26 overview, 12, 81–82 University Town Center, 228–229 178 Westminster Mall, 129–130 rezoning, xii, xiii, 87–90 demographic diversity, xii, xxix, 9, 18–20, Chace, Buff, 97–99, 101 commercial strips. see also Mashpee transit boulevards, 82–84 35–43, 46–51 chain stores Commons costs, retrofi t, 75–76 Denton Public Library North Branch failure of, 116–117 Buford Highway, 89–91, 4-27–4-28 cottage housing, 25, 41 (Denton, Texas), 69, CP4–CP6 history, 64–65 building types, 62–66 Cottonwood Mall (Holladay, Utah) Denver Business Journal, 158 new construction for, 67 Cathedral City, 12, 84–87, 4-22, charrettes department store reuse, 133, 139 relative to local retail, 65, 107 CP15 benefi ts of, 151–153 detached accessory dwelling units social space, 60, 94 Columbia Pike, xii, 90–93, 4-30 overview, 146–151, 7-5 (DADUs). see accessory apartments Champs-Elysées (Paris, France), 81 corridor retrofi ts, 12, 81–92 market study, 143–146 deterioration, neighborhood, 22–23 Charleston (South Carolina), 76 history of, 62–66 mini-charrettes, 143–146 diversity Charlotte (North Carolina), 35 Memorial Drive, 87–88, 4-25 overview, xi, 117, 140–141, 7-1–7-2, demographic, xii, xxix, 9, 18–20, Charlotte Harbor (Florida), xi public sector retrofi t strategies, 75–77 7-4, 7-6, CP30–CP33 35–43, 46–51 charrettes La Grande Orange, 3, 70–71, 4-7, repositioning, 142–143 housing choice, ix, xxiii, 54–55 benefi ts of, 151–153 CP7-CP8 Traffi c Impact Analysis, 6, 149–150 “do nothing” scenario, 118 Cottonwood Mall, 140-153, 7-5 third place theory, 59–62 Courier, Mashpee Commons, 107 Don M.