Walkability for a Restorative Urbanism

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    <strong>Ponce City Market</strong> <em>Atlanta, GA</em>

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    <strong>Peoples Health New Orleans Jazz Market</strong>&nbsp; <em>New Orleans, Louisiana</em>

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  • Mercado District | Tucson, Arizona
    A timeless place from the ground up. #thisiscnu

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    <strong>Storrs Center</strong> <em>Mansfield, CT</em>

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    From former warehouse to "vertical village"
    <strong>Crosstown Concourse</strong>&nbsp; <em>Memphis, Tennessee</em>

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  • From parking lot to urban tour-de-force
    <strong>UCLA Weyburn</strong>&nbsp;<em>Los Angeles, California</em>

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November 26, 2024

Jeff Speck and Joanna Lombard discussed Walkability for a Restorative Urbanism. The greatest predictors of longevity and health are physical activity and social interaction outside of one’s family circle, and research proves that the design of the neighborhood you live in impacts those variables. Lombard and Speck explained links to declining health related to sprawl, and how urban design solutions can help. The interviewer was Public Square editor Robert Steuteville.

This webinar is available for 1 CNU-A continuing education credit if viewed live or recorded.

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WALKABILITY FOR A RESTORATIVE URBANISM
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DISASTER RECOVERY THROUGH PLACEMAKING
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RECLAIMING OUR VANISHING THIRD PLACES
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MITIGATING HARM THROUGH COMMUNITY-BASED IDEAS
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May 7, 2024
AFFORDABLE HOUSING STRATEGIES AND IMPLEMENTATION
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CONNECTING COMMERCIAL CORRIDORS
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AUTHOR'S FORUM: CITY LIMITS
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March 19, 2024
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GUERILLA URBANISM
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February 6, 2024
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CHALLENGES IN PRE-APPROVED BUILDING PLANS
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December 19, 2023
PLANNING FOR PHYSICAL ACTIVITY
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