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Sprawl Is The Single Most Significant And Urgent Issue In American Land Use At The Turn Of The Twentyfirst Century. Efforts To Limit And Reform Sprawl Through Legislative Smart Growth Initiatives Have Been Enacted Around The Country While The Neotraditionalist New Urbanism Has Been Embraced By Many Architects And Urban Planners. Yet Most Americans Persist In Their Desire To Live Farther And Farther Away From Urban Centers, Moving To Exurbs Made Up Almost Entirely Of Singlefamily Residential Houses And Standalone Shopping Areas.Sprawl And Suburbia Brings Together Some Of The Foremost Thinkers In The Field To Present Indepth Diagnosis And Critical Analysis Of The Physical And Social Realities Of Exurban Sprawl. Along With An Introduction By Robert Fishman, These Essays Call For Architects, Urban Planners, And Landscape Designers To Work At Mitigating The Impact Of Sprawl On Land And Resources And Improving The Residential And Commercial Built Environment As A Whole. In Place Of Vast Residential Exurbs, These Writers Offer Visions Of A Fresh Urbanismappealing And Persuasive Models Of Life At Greater Density, With Greater Diversity, And Within Genuine Communities.With Sprawl Losing The Support Of Suburban Citizens Themselves As Economic, Environmental, And Social Costs Are Being Paid, Sprawl And Suburbia Appears At A Moment When Design Might Achieve Some Critical Influence Over Developmentif Architects And Planners Accept The Challenge.Contributors: Mike Davis, Ellen Dunhamjones, Peter Hall, David Harvey, Jerold S. Kayden, Matthew J. Kiefer, Alex Krieger, Andrew Ross, James S. Russell, Mitchell Schwarzer.William S. Saunders Is Editor Of Harvard Design Magazine And Assistant Dean For External Relations At The Harvard Design School. He Is The Author Of Modern Architecture: Photographs By Ezra Stoller.Robert Fishman Is Professor Of Architecture And Urban Planning At The Taubman College Of Architecture, University Of Michigan. He Is Author Of Bourgeois Utopias: The Rise And Fall Of Suburbia And Editor Of The American Planning Tradition: Culture And Policy.
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