Making Connections a Priority

Through grids of streets, transportation choices, and the siting of buildings along sidewalks, New Urbanism brings destinations within reach and allows for frequent encounters between citizens, in sharp contrast to sprawl (right). A key measure of connectivity is how accessible communities are to people with a range of physical abilities and financial resources.

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CNU News


HUD Secretary Donovan Names CNU's Norquist to UN World Habitat Day Honorary Committee: Group meets in DC to begin preparing for international event dedicated to "planning our urban future"

Urbanists See Recovery-Oriented Shift to Neighborhoods that Deliver More — Nearer Destinations, Lower Fuel Bills, Better Return : Bringing Top Leaders in Advancing Walkable Cities and Towns to Denver, the 17th Congress for the New Urbanism Kicks Off Today

Emergency Response Initiative seeks fire code change: Proposed amendments seek flexibility; learn more at CNU 17

Call for Sessions for CNU 18: New Urbanism: Rx for Healthy Places