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A carefully detailed row of apartments frame one side of the public space of the street (with rows of trees in a park framing the other side) at Sankt Erik, a Charter-Award-winning development on the grounds of a closed medical institution in Stockholm.
Sankt Erik Street Wall
Stockholm, Sweden
architecture, charter award winner, Infill Development, Stockholm
 An arch frames an arriving Gold Line train at Del Mar Station.
Arch at Del Mar Station
Pasadena, CA
infill, Transit-Oriented Development
Park East Freeway Before Removal
Milwaukee, WI 53202
freeway removal, Highways to Boulevards, infill redevelopment
 Reconstruction of a Historic 1901 Commercial Building located on the Square in Downtown Garland, Texas
Generator Coffee Shop
Garland, Texas, 75040, USA
building, commercial, Dallas, Garland, historic, reconstruction, restoration, texas
Useable front porches and houses closer to the street and sidewalk establish zones of privacy between the public and private realm.
Main Street Houses
Metuchen, NJ, 08840, USA
community design., front porches, houses, sidewalks, street scene
 This is one of four designs featured in the Wall Street Journal's "Green House of the Future" article on 09 APR 28. Designed by Steve Mouzon, the house is known as SmartDwelling I because it is the first design of the New Urban Guild's SmartDwelling Project.
Wall Street Journal Green House of the Future
US Gulf Coast
green, Green building, Guild, Mouzon, New Urban Guild, smart dwelling, SmartDwelling, sustainability
SmartCode Cover
Anywhere
SmartCode
 Various maps highlighting the different access levels and nodes.
Various access points
Buffalo, New York
access, highway, nodes, waterfront
Axonometric site and building view of
Site & Building Axonometric view
Beijing China
Axonometric view, Guang he lou, theater complex
Buffalo radiates outward from Lake Erie and the Buffalo River
Buffalo New York
Buffalo
 Charter Awards 2009 Jury in Louis Sullivan's Carson, Pirie, Scott and Company Building
Charter Awards 2009 Jury
Chicago, IL
Charter Awards
Columbia Heights street view
Washington DC
Columbia Heights, infill, Mixed-Income, Transit-Oriented Development
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