1. Angell, Ann Arbor A place you can grow old in the new world

2. Aerial Map

3. Zoning Map (Single Family Homes)

4. Street View (Wealthy)

5. 2020 1.Continues to be wealthy, educated families with very few businesses. 2.Residents concern about rail traffic Value nature, peace & quiet, space Existing businesses want stability, residents want to bring business to them (delivery) 3.Weekday Kids go to daycare/school Working adults work from home, hotel, hold traditional jobs, or are road warriors At home adults keep up home, socialize and recreate in local social circles Use services on demand (groceries, maintenance of home) Weekend Outside people come inside to enjoy nature amenities

6. 2020 Vision Expand nature trail to the southwest Recreation center to the east

7. 2035 1.Static from 2020 2.Green shaming becoming prevalent Preference of an automated lifestyle (robotics) 3.Automated zone Some early adopters of NHTSA Lvl 4 Manual cars on eastern site Autonomous school transport Automated bus 4.Part of recreation center parking lot converted into manual car parking/ pod loading

8. 2050 1.Aging in place, people born here stay here, generally static 2.Manufacturing in place in tiers (nano-fabrication) Green-shaming intensifies 3.Tiers of passenger AV High end have their own vehicle, use it as personal office to office/airport Shared vehicle service that is only occupied by one party at a time (can still be personalized) Private cabin in larger vehicle Lowest tier not used in neighborhood Manual operation days

9. 2050 Vision 4. Tiered fabrication Garages can be repurposed, parking on main road Restrict empty car movement Narrower streets more greenery

10. 2050 Vision