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Sense of Community: A Comparative Study of Two Design Methods - New Urbanism and Participatory Design

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How to plan and design for a sense of community is an increasingly important challenge for our profession. In her master’s thesis, Esther Valle investigated how two contemporary design approaches--New Urbanism and Participatory Design-- face this challenge and their claims through a comparative study of four residential projects in California.

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