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Compact Development: Changing the Rules to Make it Happen four: ULI/NMHC policy forums on compact development

This publication will report on a wide-ranging assessment of tools being used throughout the country to better support compact development through visioning, planning, and new regulations.
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David Plowden Photographer Exhibition

1 letter sized event flyer for the opening of an exhibition of David Plowden's photography, February 13-20, 1996 at the University of Miami School of Architecture.
1 letter sized event flyer for David Plowden's lecture on February 14th, 1996, at the Wilder Auditorium. 5 approx. 11x17in copies of the flyer for the lecture.

Architecture Research Center, University of Miami Libraries

Faculty from the Department of Architectural Engineering, School of Engineering c.1967-68

UM School of Engineering Department of Architecture Faculty, 1967-68
Rear: Thomas Spain, Arthur, Mitchell, Jan Hochstim, Nichols
Front: James E. Branch, John E. Sweet, James Sampson, George J. Acton, Paul Buisson, Woodrow Wilkins

University of Miami. School of Engineering. Department of Architectural Engineering.

New Urbanism: A Blueprint for Sustainable Urban Development in India

This essay delves into the New Urbanism movement, tracing its origins and principles, and examining its relevance in the context of rapidly urbanizing India. Drawing on the need for sustainable urban development, the paper postulates the importance of studying
New Urbanism to address the challenges posed by urbanization in India. The paper further illustrates its applicability in the Indian context with a supporting case study. Key principles particularly the charrette methodology are explored in detail to ensure citizen participation in the highly contested Indian context. Through this analysis, the essay aims to highlight the potential of New Urbanism as a guiding framework for sustainable urban development in India.

Dhir, Shriya

Ten Principles for Successful Public/ Private Partnership

Prepare properly for public/private partnerships -- Create a shared vision -- Understand your partners and key players -- Be clear on the risks and rewards for all parties -- Establish a clear and rational decision-making process -- Make sure all parties do their homework -- Secure consistent and coordinated leadership -- Communicate early and often -- Negotiate a fair deal structure -- Build trust as a core value.
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