New Urbanists have
a long history of rolling up their sleeves to change conventional building
practice in favor of more urban forms of development. With the Charter of the New Urbanism as their guiding document, practitioners have been advancing
reforms in order to overcome obstacles to urbanism and revive the fine
art of town building.
The strength of the New Urbanism movement lies in the expertise of our
members. As an organization, CNU aims to harness this expertise through
our initiatives and then disseminate the principles, tools, and techniques
among the professions.
CNU’s initiatives advance bipartisan reforms that deliver market-based improvements to the economy, the environment and public health. Initiatives work to remove codes, standards, and financial and tax incentives that act as obstacles to the creation of vibrant, healthy, value-driven and better-performing districts. Initiative work is based on tasks that can be completed within a specific timeframe and directly relate to CNU's strategic goals: Sustainability,Transportation, Regionalism, Affordability, Financing and Entitlements, and Accessibility and Visitability.
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