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Although in general, NewSuburbanism.com could work well for a business or organization focused on just about any aspect of improving existing surbubs to be more walkable, more mixed-use, and more sustainable as well as less auto-centric or auto-dependent, the term "New Suburbanism" can be defined specifically as:
An urban design philosophy centered around the retrofitting or alteration of established suburbs to improve walkability, improve the variety of land use to include community retail and small office use -- rather than just residential -- and balance relatively moderate density with green spaces as an alternative to either high-density, mixed-use suburbs or low-density, car-centric sprawl.
If you would like to learn more about New Suburbanism, consider these books, as well:
- Retrofitting Suburbia: Urban Design Solutions: By Ellen Dunham-Jones: A practical starting point to transform existing suburbs into more sustainable, walkable, mixed-use places.
- Community By Design: New Urbanism for Suburbs: By Gerald Porterfield: A straightforward guide to implement principals of New Urbanism in established suburbs and small communities.
- Peripheral Centralities: The Lost and Past Urbanity of the Suburbs: By Nicholas Phelps: Historical attempts to create vibrant centers in urban peripheries and new insights to retrofit suburbs with density, walkability, and a genuine vibe.
- Bluefield Housing as Alternative Infill for the Suburbs: By Damian Madigan: Based on Australia, suburban infill with the goal of gently increasing density while maintaining character and avoiding gentrification.
- Greening the Greyfields: New Models for Regenerating Middle Suburbs: By Peter Newton: A framework to redevelop aging, car-dependent suburbs in low-density cities into more livable, walkable places.
These books provide a good start to learn about New Suburbanism and related concepts. Hope these selections are useful.
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Depending on your focus, you also might like Agriurbanism.com, GreenUrbanism.com, or UrbanAssociates.com.
Interested in going to cities that have suburbs in line with the ideals of New Suburbanism? See travelgasm.com for travel guides that not only cover dense city center districts, but also include suburbs ranging from Chiswick in London and Clichy in Paris to SS 15 in Kuala Lumpur and Denenchofu in Tokyo with many others in between.
