TOD

Description: The biggest challenge in a Transit-Oriented Development is getting the parking right. New national research proves what has been intuitively obvious: TODs are over-parked. Reducing parking to match actual performance has big implications for the affordability, built form, financia... read more »

Description: Successful transit-oriented development requires a balance of transit design to welcome development, retrofitting streets to slow traffic, the right mix of development products, and achieving a community consensus. This session looks at the crosscutting elements of successful TODs ... read more »

Description: By 2030, demand for Transit-Oriented Development (TOD) is expected to double. However, rebuilding around transit stops in established yet distressed neighborhoods continues to face significant challenges. Meet these challenges with cutting-edge techniques for building mixed-income ... read more »

Description: This session presents a snapshot of the latest innovations in American transit oriented development (TOD). We will draw on developers’ insights on two new projects: building consensus in Pleasant Hill, California to turn a train station (BART) parking lot into a village, and the ... read more »

Description: There is no simple recipe for implementing transit-oriented development (TOD). This session looks at suburban case studies to find the ingredients for successful TODs. Community partnerships, understanding real estate, planning for growing smart, transit system design and the right... read more »

Description: Intensive seminar with leading experts of new urbanism ... read more »

Description: Planning and design for transit-oriented development (TOD) should be based on a neighborhood- and district-wide plan, embracing the presence of the station itself. Whether for new or existing places, such plans should be varied by location and intensity based on their transect cond... read more »