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  2. Sustainable city - Wikipedia

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    The concept of car free cities or a city with large pedestrian areas is often part of the design of a sustainable city. A large part of the carbon footprint of a city is generated by cars so the car free concept is often considered an integral part of the design of a sustainable city. Large parts of London city are to be made car-free to allow ...

  3. Green urbanism - Wikipedia

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    The city then priorities localizing production of energy, food, and materials to create a strong place-based city. The Sustainable Transport City: Is a city that creates a sustainable transportation system, by offering walkable transit-options that focus on using renewable energy. The city should strive to create a high-density urban form that ...

  4. Ecocity Builders - Wikipedia

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    The conference focuses on design, planning, data-gathering, and governance of creating sustainable, equitable cities. This Ecocity Summit series, begun in Berkeley , California in 1990, was a first of its kind and is now the longest continuously running conference on ecological towns, cities and villages.

  5. Eco-cities - Wikipedia

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    The Idea of the City as a Business: "Most eco-city projects are dependent on technologies available on the global market and the city is considered as a big economic affair". [31] Often developed as techno-centric concepts, these projects seek investment opportunities by public-private partnerships leading to a top-down approach.

  6. Sustainable urbanism - Wikipedia

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    Eco-City Builders holds a bi-annual conference on sustainable urbanism and promotes high performance planning and urban design practices. [ 32 ] The IGLUS Project at EPFL is a global action research network which is aimed at improving performance of cities in the areas of efficiency, resilience and sustainability by promoting more innovative ...

  7. Sustainable urban infrastructure - Wikipedia

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    The redevelopment of North Jakarta was the subject of a 2012 project to evaluate the effectiveness of implementing sustainable design, as well as public knowledge about the benefits of such design. City areas along the coast particularly suffer from large socioeconomic gaps, high density slums, and poor development planning. Results from the ...

  8. Regenerative design - Wikipedia

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    Net-positive design. Positive Development (PD) theory and net-positive design emerged from 2002 as a critique of sustainable and regenerative design. It argued that buildings, landscapes and infrastructure that restore the damage they do over their lifecycle are, in reality, negative in the context of the overshoot of planetary boundaries.

  9. Sustainable urban neighbourhood - Wikipedia

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    A SUN is a small-scale, urban area within a city that comprises social, economic and environmental sustainability.The term "SUN" is significant; sustainable relating to its longevity and reduced environmental impact, urban relating to its location and physical character, and neighbourhood constituting the social and economic wellbeing of the area.