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ARTICLE CONTENTS
[Pages 547-564]
TOP OF ARTICLE
I. Jacobs’s Design Principles for Urban Vitality and Diversity
A. Economic & Social Vitality
B. The Power of Physical Design
1. Density
2. Mixed Uses
3. Streets and Sidewalks
4. Old Buildings
C. Democratic Populism
II. Euclidean Zoning: A Functionalist Model for Cities and Suburbs
A. Euclidean Zoning from Its Inception to 1961
B. Zoning Since 1961: the Response to Jacobs’s Critique
III. Rethinking Euclidean Zoning
A. Regulating at the Scale of the Street
B. Regulating at the Scale of the Urban District
C. Regulating at the Scale of the Region
IV. Conclusion
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