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Ecodesign For Cities And Suburbs Jonathan Barnett Larry Beasley

Name: Ecodesign For Cities And Suburbs Jonathan Barnett Larry Beasley
SKU: BELL-5238490
Price: 31.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4 (52 reviews)

SKU: BELL-5238490

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Ecodesign For Cities And Suburbs Jonathan Barnett Larry Beasley instant download after payment.

Publisher: Island Press/Center for Resource Economics

File Extension: PDF

File size: 130.64 MB

Pages: 279

Author: Jonathan Barnett, Larry Beasley

ISBN: 9781597265218, 1597265217

Language: English

Year: 2015

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Ecodesign For Cities And Suburbs Jonathan Barnett Larry Beasley by Jonathan Barnett, Larry Beasley 9781597265218, 1597265217 instant download after payment.

In six comprehensively illustrated chapters, the authors explain ecodesign concepts, including the importance of preserving and restoring natural systems while also adapting to climate change; minimizing congestion on highways and at airports by making development more compact, and by making it easier to walk, cycle and take trains and mass transit; crafting and managing regulations to insure better placemaking and fulfill consumer preferences, while incentivizing preferred practices; creating an inviting and environmentally responsible public realm from parks to streets to forgotten spaces; and finally how to implement these ecodesign concepts.