1. New Urbanism Concepts for Community Redevelopment Nicholas Zaferatos

2. Who is served by this development?
Can it be improved through better planning?

3. “Infill development”, a major strategy in community redevelopment.

4. The streetscape is landscaped and transformed to serve people, and transportation is expanded to serve not just vehicles, rather, public transit, walking, biking -- “multi-modes” of movement.

5. The “arterial intersection” - “Anytown,” USA

6. Prime corner lot redevelopment for mixed uses, residential above, retail below replaced parking lot

7. Pedestrian spaces receive priority treatment, landscaping.

8. Further infill. Notice transition of business uses: from check cashing to neighborhood gathering places which spill out into the public realm.

9. American’s car-dependent, arterial retail and segregated office “planned” developments (vintage 1960)

10. Reduced travel lanes, light rail, on-street parking

11. Landscape. What else is needed?

12. Bringing town services to the street humanizes space and creates more valuable real estate.