January 17th, 2013
The first “micro-unit” development, sometimes known as “aPodments” (which is actually one developer’s trademarked term) was constructed several years ago. In the last few months there have been a number of others built, many on Capitol Hill, but in a few other areas of the City as well, such as the University District. “Micro-unit” developments […]
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April 6th, 2011
Choices about controlling carbon emissions are shaped by public policies. Carbon emissions are lower in communities that are compact and that provide access via transit and non-motorized travel among jobs, homes, and commercial and recreational activities. New York is the classic example – with great transit connections and many multi-family dwellings, New Yorkers emit much […]
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Posted: April 6th, 2011 under
Carbon Neutrality,
Development and Sustainability,
Neighborhoods,
Planning and Land Use.
Tags:
carbon emissions,
carbon neutrality,
Comprehensive Plan,
density,
Growth Management Act,
Mayor Norm Rice,
neighborhood plans