TRANSIT ORIENTED DEVELOPMENT: MOVING FROM RHETORIC TO REALITY

By D. Belzer, G. Autler. 2002

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Citations in the corpus

• Smart Growth and Development Reality: The Difficult Co-ordination of Land Use and Transport Objectives (2007, background): “The poor performance of new-urbanism and transit-oriented developments on this front is due to a marginal presence relative to mainstream suburban development and their own problems in reaching transit use and walking targets (Belzer and Autler, 2002).”
• Does block size matter? The impact of urban design on economic vitality for Chinese cities (2019, background): “According to three Ds (density, diversity, and design) proposed by Bernick and Cervero (1996) and five Ds (density, diversity, design, distance to transit, and destination accessibility) proposed by Belzer and Autler (2002), we also gather other data (mainly for measuring urban form) as predictive v”