Developing Affordable Housing Ecosystems World Wide
Even as Paris suffers through the hideous consequences of malignant income over-concentration, back home Hurricane Katrina has done what three decades of well-meaning urban social policy could not: it has decisively and permanently deconcentrated poverty from Old New Orleans.
New Orleans public housing, 2001
Old New Orleans was one of the nation’s sickest cities, with declining […]
[Continued from Part 1]
5. Build in urban mass transit from inception
A healthy city has not only skeleton (streets and major structures), it also has a nervous system (rapid daily people movement): urban mass transit. Moving people quickly and cheaply between home and work encourages labor mobility and hence a strong and resilient economy.
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