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New buildings will need to accommodate the older ones since they will not be allowed to block the existing building’s resources. #iiturbanism
The people in cities should start with a collective interdisciplinary mandatory community participation. Establishing new urban design decision-making organization with Principles, Processes, and Standards will accomplish success#iiturbanism
Energy and resources will become more and more scarce commodities so energy efficiency will become more prevalent. That means buildings will be retrofitted or newly constructed with solar panels, wind generators and water reclamation.#iiturbanism

week: 14

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San Francisco, CA - Another of the great 19th Century cities - while there are many areas around San Francisco, the hills are daunting if you are not in shape! not great for walking #iiturbanism
Chicago, built during the pre-automobile era, the Loop around the lake is great, so is the areas around the Field Museum and the Art Institute of Chicago #iiturbanism
New York - pretty much all of Manhattan, although tourists tend to like Midtown, South Street Sea Port, Grenwich Village and Times Square - Park Slope in Brooklyn, and Forest Hills in Queens can be good too #iiturbanism

week: 13

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mature system of cities, economic activity is more spread out. Standardized manufacturing production tends to be de-concentrated into smaller and medium-size metropolitan areas, whereas production in large metropolitan areas focuses on services, research and development, and non-standardized manufacturing.#iiturbanism
The rapid urbanization in many developing countries over the past half century seems to have been accompanied by excessively high levels of concentration of the urban population in very large cities. #iiturbanism
Cities provide residents with certain infrastructure and services. Such infrastructure needs to be planned and built with the look to increasing population and load on the system, that takes time. Population growth can easily outpace the speed at which existing infrastructures can be expanded, and it sometimes happens in areas of rapid urban growth.#iiturbanism

week: 9

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Old buildings are of their time, and often they are quite extraordinary. Some old buildings are extraordinary works of architecture that couldn’t be remade today. They can exist as a type of monument that speak to a specific time in our history, and represent a continuity with out past. Other buildings are by influential architects and are worth preserving for their aesthetic and historical value. #iiturbanism
Environmentally, it is more responsible - requiring less net expenditure of materials and labor - to restore an old building than to demolish it and replace it with something now.#iiturbanism
In general it is good to preserve what's worth preserving and replace what is in need of replacement. This is what has typically happened all over the world throughout history.#iiturbanism

week: 8

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The end target of the concept of Smart City is to making the city smart. Every city has different challenges and hence the concept of being Smart is different for different cities.#iiturbanism
Sustainability is really important in smart cities and to make a building more sustainable, we should use materials that are beneficial to the environment and we should prioritize green infrastructure practices #iiturbanism
The use of innovative technology will become apparent in smart cities. The smarter the cities get, the higher the technology will develop which can make life easier #iiturbanism

week: 7

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Billion dollar entities have it within their power to not only help society in general on a very global scale, but to foster a cleaner environment and lessen everyone's dependence on fossil fuels.#iiturbanism
Newer non-fossil fuel powered buses and trains. Subsidize the transit systems for all people. Encourage them to use mass transit and make it more attractive in a very concrete way (cost savings) to leave the cars and other vehicles at home.#iiturbanism
Rather than self driving cars, Tech Giants like Google and Microsoft might want to consider investing in expanded mass transit solutions. Cities around the globe have current systems in place that would benefit in investment.#iiturbanism

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Urban planning, design and regulation of the uses of space that focus on the physical form, economic functions, and social impacts of the urban environment and on the location of different activities within it #iiturbanism
As designers, we often speak about the benefit of “accidental collisions” between people in a workspace. That is the core principle behind an urban regeneration strategy called Innovation Districts #iiturbanism
Week 05 Urban Design Tools Although Seahaven may seem like a utopia, it is only a utopia for those who can afford it. If a safe, beautiful, expensive community exists at the expense of others, it is not a utopia. #iiturbanism

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Green Building’s concept was started with the sole aim of attaining sustainability. But green buildings are no longer limited to the shackles of its contribution to the environment. Green buildings directly contribute to the health and well-being of the people and society as a whole.#iiturbanism
Due to climate change and green building, the way in which we design is being affected. In many countries in Asia, there are green laws and tax incentives that encourage companies to build green.#iiturbanism
Week 4: Buildings are some of the largest energy consumers in cities, they account for over a third of CO2 emissions in the US (I think it is safe to assume figures are similar across developed countries). Making buildings perform more efficiently and sustainably is one of the most effective ways to reduce the environmental impact of cities (and humanity!) as a whole. #iiturbanism

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Compared to the dark, enclosed and overcrowding traditional architecture, the modern design principle aims for a vast open, free floor plan and comfortable space.This could be seen in many modern architectures#iiturbanism
As Le Corbusier mentioned, architecture should not be influenced by style (Corbusier, 1989). Modern architecture is shaped according to the functionality of the building, prioritizing over its form and style to create a building which is more practical, economical and efficient in solving problems.#iiturbanism
Week 3: There is no doubt that modernism is a major and great transformation compared to the traditional architecture. Modernists during the early 20th century fought a continuous and successful battle of providing new ideas to solve problems with modern technology and materials #iiturbanism

Week:3

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It calls for smart urban design and architecture. It also reminded me that despite what we are taught to value in architecture school, many have their own preferences as to where they would like to live, and would much prefer sprawl to dense cities #iiturbanism
A smart city is a municipality that uses technology to increase operational efficiency, disseminate information to residents and visitors and improve the quality of government services. #iiturbanism
Week 02 Urbanized The green belt, used here in the UK, maintains density in urban areas and provides green space. I valued density highly in our discussion; however, I realized that when handled incorrectly, density can be extremely problematic. #iiturbanism

Week 2

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Olympics Design
Union Station Chicago
Forest Library
Lake Forest College
Lincoln Park Conservatory
Daniel Burnham
Police Memorial
College Of Architecture
Illinois Institute Of Technology
week 12
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Down Town Chicago
Chicago Parks
Millennium Park Chicago
Crowded Place
Park Grill
Chicago Landmarks
Millenium Park
Chicago Cultural Center
Green Infrastructure
week 12
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Birds Eye View City
Government Architecture
Urban Design Architecture
Urban Design Plan
Model City
New Urbanism
Perspective Drawing Architecture
Aesthetic Architecture
Urban Landscape Design
week 12
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San Francisco Downtown
Lebbeus Woods
Future Cities
Shanty Town
Flying Cars
Fritz Lang
Underground Cities
Century City
Geodesic Dome
week 14
New buildings will need to accommodate the older ones since they will not be allowed to block the existing building’s resources. #iiturbanism
The people in cities should start with a collective interdisciplinary mandatory community participation. Establishing new urban design decision-making organization with Principles, Processes, and Standards will accomplish success#iiturbanism Matt Damon Movies, Concept Art Design, Visions Of The Future, Abstract Surrealism, Eco City, Scorch Trials, Queens Of The Stone Age, Acid Rain
Matt Damon Movies
Concept Art Design
Visions Of The Future
Abstract Surrealism
Eco City
Scorch Trials
Queens Of The Stone Age
Acid Rain
week 14
The people in cities should start with a collective interdisciplinary mandatory community participation. Establishing new urban design decision-making organization with Principles, Processes, and Standards will accomplish success#iiturbanism
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Retrofuture Aesthetic
Retro Futurism Atompunk
Robert Mccall
Chris Foss
Atom Punk
John Berkey
Bioshock Rapture
Scifi Building
Scifi City
week 14
Energy and resources will become more and more scarce commodities so energy efficiency will become more prevalent. That means buildings will be retrofitted or newly constructed with solar panels, wind generators and water reclamation.#iiturbanism
a person wearing a face mask crossing the street
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The Hills
Times Square
19th Century
San Francisco
Street View
Walking
London
week 13
San Francisco, CA - Another of the great 19th Century cities - while there are many areas around San Francisco, the hills are daunting if you are not in shape! not great for walking #iiturbanism
many people are walking up and down the stairs next to the water's edge
Chicago To Do
Chicago Movie
Soldier Field Chicago
Chicago Lakefront
Urban Ideas
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Chicago Riverwalk
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Chicago Map
week 13
Chicago, built during the pre-automobile era, the Loop around the lake is great, so is the areas around the Field Museum and the Art Institute of Chicago #iiturbanism
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High Line Ny
New York High Line
High Line New York
High Line Nyc
Burn Bridges
Green Cities
Queensboro Bridge
New York Central Railroad
Linear Park
week 13
New York - pretty much all of Manhattan, although tourists tend to like Midtown, South Street Sea Port, Grenwich Village and Times Square - Park Slope in Brooklyn, and Forest Hills in Queens can be good too #iiturbanism
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Economic Activity
Research And Development
Dolores Park
Travel
week 9
mature system of cities, economic activity is more spread out. Standardized manufacturing production tends to be de-concentrated into smaller and medium-size metropolitan areas, whereas production in large metropolitan areas focuses on services, research and development, and non-standardized manufacturing.#iiturbanism
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The rapid urbanization in many developing countries over the past half century seems to have been accompanied by excessively high levels of concentration of the urban population in very large cities. #iiturbanism
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week 9
Cities provide residents with certain infrastructure and services. Such infrastructure needs to be planned and built with the look to increasing population and load on the system, that takes time. Population growth can easily outpace the speed at which existing infrastructures can be expanded, and it sometimes happens in areas of rapid urban growth.#iiturbanism
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week 8
Old buildings are of their time, and often they are quite extraordinary. Some old buildings are extraordinary works of architecture that couldn’t be remade today. They can exist as a type of monument that speak to a specific time in our history, and represent a continuity with out past. Other buildings are by influential architects and are worth preserving for their aesthetic and historical value. #iiturbanism
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Environmentally, it is more responsible - requiring less net expenditure of materials and labor - to restore an old building than to demolish it and replace it with something now.#iiturbanism
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In general it is good to preserve what's worth preserving and replace what is in need of replacement. This is what has typically happened all over the world throughout history.#iiturbanism