CNU New York

Retrofitting Sprawl: A Guide to Remaking Our Suburbs

Wednesday, May 5, 2010,  10 AM – 4:30 PM South Church, Dobbs Ferry, 343 Broadway, Walkable from Train Station.

CNU New York, Westchester Land Trust, & RPA Present:                       The authors of Retrofitting Suburbia: Urban Design Solutions for Redesigning Suburbs and Urban Sprawl Repair Kit: Repairing the Urban Fabric share their thoughts about methods for new growth opportunities in existing suburbs. Lunch served. Tickets $35. CNU Members $25 Student $10.  Reserve a place: [email protected]
Featuring:

June Williamson Assoc Prof. of Architecture The City College NY      
Galina Tahchieva Director of Town Planning DPZ & Company      
Mike Lydon Principal The Street Plans Collaborative                    
David Kim Principal Anderson|Kim Architecture+Urban Design        
John Anderson Principal Anderson|Kim Architecture+Urban Design    
John Nolon James D. Hopkins Prof.at Pace University School of Law 
John Montague Massengale AIA   Architect & Urbanist,
         Chair CNU New York
Marc Wouters, LEED AP Marc Wouters Architecture & Urban Design  
Alexander Latham: Founder ADL III Architecture

CNU 18 and CNU NY, NJ & PA Chapter Meet-up

Please join us for our annual congress in Atlanta May 18-22, 2010
link to: CNU 18: New Urbanism: Rx for Healthy Places

Chapter Meet Up: Friday, May 21, 2010 7:45 PM - 9:30 PM 
Millennium Gate 395 17th Street, at State St. CNU New York and CNU New Jersey along with the Pennsylvania chapter organizing committee invite all chapter members to a party inside the Millennium Gate, a new Triumphal Arch and Atlanta city museum in the Atlantic Station development. Our co-hosts will be Rodney Cook, the Council for European Urbanism and the Prince's Foundation for the Built Environment. Free food & cash bar. Take MARTA to Arts Center, ASAP+ (free shuttle bus) to 17th Street at Atlantic Drive, then walk one short block to 395 17th Street.

Assessment of Transportation Needs for Buffalo's Waterfront Redevelopment

Transportation engineer Lucinda Gibson reviewed existing travel patterns along the Route 5 corridor and concluded that a surface boulevard option with an at-grade bridge will not only handle traffic volumes but also improve traffic circulation along Buffalo’s waterfront, creating enhanced opportunities for economic development in the key sections running from downtown to the Outer Harbor.

Date: 

December 2006

Author: 

Lucinda Gibson, Smart Mobility, Inc.

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