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"Context Sensitive Solutions in Designing Major Urban Thoroughfares for Walkable Communities" Planning

Administrative planning records for the "Context Sensitive Solutions in Designing Major Urban Thoroughfares for Walkable Communities" project that was originally published in 2006. Includes meeting agendas, notes, correspondence, timelines, budget information, and a literature review.

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2014 Board Meetings

Winter, Spring, and Fall 2014 board meeting materials including: meeting expenses; board meeting agendas; chairman's reports; CEO's reports; treasurer's reports; membership reports; development reports; chapters report; congress reports; initiatives/projects reports; board committee reports; charter awards report; accreditation report; charter book update; communications reports; CEO Candidate Resumes; CNU fellows; Fall 2013 board meeting minutes; Winter 2014 board meeting minutes; and Spring 2014 board meeting minutes.

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Explanation of the Principles in the Charter of the Congress of the New Urbanism PRINCIPLE REGION 5: WHERE APPROPRIATE, NEW DEVELOPMENT CONTIGUOUS TO URBAN BOUNDARIES SHOULD BE ORGANISED AS NEIGHBOURHOODS AND DISTRICTS, AND BE INTEGRATED WITH THE EXISTING URBAN PATTERN. NON-CONTIGUOUS DEVELOPMENT SHOULD BE ORGANISED AS TOWNS AND VILLAGES WITH THEIR OWN URBAN EDGES, AND PLANNED FOR A JOBS/HOUSING BALANCE, NOT AS BEDROOM SUBURBS.

Draft of Wendy Morris' region principle 5 essay for the Charter Book.

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1. The neighborhood, the district and the corridor are the essential elements of development and redevelopment in the metropolis. They form identifiable areas that encourage citizens to take responsibility for their maintenance and evolution.

Draft of Jonathan Barnett's neighborhood principle 1 essay for the Charter Book.

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CNU Academic Charter Awards 2010 Project Information: Santa Fe, New Mexico

Winning 2010 Academic Charter Awards submission. The submission packet presents a meticulous retrofit that respects Santa Fe, New Mexico's vernacular architecture and preservationist tradition while reversing the 'placelessness' created by suburban zoning in this area of statewide importance.

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