To Make
Your Community
Healthier…Try Density
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- 1. To Make Your Community Healthier…Try Density
- 2. In the wake of 9/11 ‘Density kills….[It]
- 4. Density saves lives Inactivity and poor diet,
- 5. Density saves lives
- 6. How density saves lives 150-200 Chronic
- 7. How density saves lives 150-200 Chronic
- 8. How density saves lives 150-200 Chronic
- 9. Not all densities are created equal
- 10. Not all densities are created equal
- 11. Walkable density: critical mass 1,000-2,000 housing
- 12. Walkable density: 5-minute rule A mix
- 13. Walkable density: 5-minute rule
- 14. Walkable density: 5-minute rule
- 15. Walkable density: public realm hierarchy A
- 16. Walkable density: every street has a
- 17. Walkable density: public benefits Use density bonuses
- 18. Walkable density: public benefits Use density bonuses
- 19. The Jane Jacobs paradox
- 20. The Jane Jacobs paradox
- 21. The Jane Jacobs paradox For the first
- 22. Stantec’s Urban Places Group
- 23. Cities and regions New Orleans, LA: 20-Year Post-Katrina master plan
- 24. Downtown revival Partnership
- 25. New suburban downtowns Dublin, OH: Bridge Street Corridor plan
- 26. Stantec’s Urban Places Group Innovation communities Cambridge, MA: Kendall Square Plan
- 27. Stantec’s Urban Places Group Transit-oriented districts Stamford, CT: Transit-oriented mixed-use redevelopment
- 28. Stantec’s Urban Places Group Neighborhood revitalization
- 29. Stantec’s Urban Places Group Urban infrastructure
- 30. Stantec’s Urban Places Group By helping
In the wake of 9/11 ‘Density kills….[It] is a problem that will grow only more explosive—or infectious…’ December 2001 “Blueprint for
a Better City”
Слайд 1David Dixon FAIA
Senior Principal, Stantec
Leader, Stantec’s Urban Places Group
November 4, 2014
CEOs
for Cities National Meeting
Слайд 2In the wake of 9/11
‘Density kills….[It] is a problem that will
grow only more explosive—or infectious…’
December 2001
“Blueprint for
a Better City”
Слайд 4Density saves lives
Inactivity and poor diet, largely associated with auto-dependent, low-density
environments, caused “300,000 deaths in the United States… second only to tobacco.”
1996 report issued by the Centers for Disease Control
Слайд 6
How density saves lives
150-200
Chronic health conditions per 100 people
Miles per year
20,000-25,000
EXURBAN
Слайд 7
How density saves lives
150-200
Chronic health conditions per 100 people
Miles per year
20,000-25,000
120-140
15,000-20,000
SUBURBAN
EXURBAN
Слайд 8
How density saves lives
150-200
Chronic health conditions per 100 people
Miles per year
20,000-25,000
120-140
15,000-20,000
100-120
5,000-10,000
URBAN
SUBURBAN
EXURBAN
Слайд 11
Walkable density:
critical mass
1,000-2,000 housing units within a 5- to 10-minute walk
brings a block of “Main Street” to life.
Слайд 12
Walkable density:
5-minute rule
A mix of housing, shopping, recreation and other choices
within a 5-minute walk builds quality of life and makes active transportation a viable choice for most people.
Слайд 13
Walkable density:
5-minute rule
A mix of housing, shopping, recreation and other choices
within a 5-minute walk builds quality of life and makes active transportation a viable choice for most people.
Слайд 14
Walkable density:
5-minute rule
A mix of housing, shopping, recreation and other choices
within a 5-minute walk builds quality of life and makes active transportation a viable choice for most people.
Слайд 15Walkable density:
public realm hierarchy
A multilayered hiearchy, from the most interactive to
the most personal spaces, builds community.
Слайд 16
Walkable density:
every street has a job
main streets
(focus walkability)
primary streets (walkability,
connections)
secondary streets (parking, service).
secondary streets (parking, service).
Main Street
Primary Street
Secondary Street
Слайд 17Walkable density:
public benefits
Use density bonuses to fund “public goods”—lively squares, transit,
arts…and job training and affordable housing.
Слайд 18Walkable density:
public benefits
Use density bonuses to fund “public goods”—lively squares, transit,
arts…and job training and affordable housing.
Слайд 21The Jane Jacobs paradox
For the first time,
more US poor live
in suburbs than in cities. From 2000 to 2010, poverty grew 30% faster in Nashville’s suburbs than in the city.
Слайд 27Stantec’s Urban Places Group
Transit-oriented districts
Stamford, CT: Transit-oriented mixed-use redevelopment
Слайд 28Stantec’s Urban Places Group
Neighborhood revitalization
Baltimore, MD: Choice Neighborhoods Mixed-Income Revitalization Plan
Слайд 29Stantec’s Urban Places Group
Urban infrastructure
Washington, DC: Streetcar System Land Use and
Equity master plan
Слайд 30
Stantec’s Urban Places Group
By helping people manage the rising demand for
urban life, we help shape more livable, equitable, and resilient communities.
