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Town Center at Prospect New Town

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  • mixed-use street
  • Prospect New Town
  • tenacity
  • third place
  • town center
A coffee shop and wine shop with residential units above are two anchors of the village center at Prospect. With a sushi restaurant, diner and eyeglass shop included in the small retail grouping, the mixed-use center circa 2008 isn't exactly bustling but it feels intact and pretty well established. And the coffee shop certainly has customers flowing in and out all day. Construction is underway on a mixed-use building across the street.
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Walthamstow Town Centre Master Plan

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  • master plan
  • Prince's Foundation
  • suburban retrofit
  • town center
Master plan for suburban town centre produced by The Prince's Foundation with Seth Harry Associates, Space Syntax, ABA and CNT.
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Mixon Avenue Perspective Plan I

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  • Infill Development
  • mixed-use development
  • town center
  • Transit-Oriented Development
The projects urban form is a dense, mixed-use, walkable neighborhood built in an area designed by leaders in the Garden City and City Beautiful movements. Narrow streets, courtyards, pocket gardens, and plazas comprise an improved public realm.
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Mixon Avenue Perspective Plan II

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  • Infill Development
  • mixed-use development
  • town center
  • Transit-Oriented Development
The projects urban form is a dense, mixed-use, walkable neighborhood built in an area designed by leaders in the Garden City and City Beautiful movements. Narrow streets, courtyards, pocket gardens, and plazas comprise an improved public realm.

Mixon Avenue Perspective Plan

Tags for this image:
  • Infill Development
  • mixed-use development
  • town center
  • Transit-Oriented Development
The projects urban form is a dense, mixed-use, walkable neighborhood built in an area designed by leaders in the Garden City and City Beautiful movements. Narrow streets, courtyards, pocket gardens, and plazas comprise an improved public realm.
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Rockville Town Square II

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  • mixed-use development
  • town center
  • Transit-Oriented Development
This project transformed 12.5 acres of aging strip retail into a vibrant mixed-use setting and community focal point. The new town center now has a WiGi-enabled urban park, national and locally based shops and restaurants, a new county library, a cultural art center and 644 condos and apartments.
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Rockville Town Square

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  • mixed-use development
  • town center
  • Transit-Oriented Development
This project transformed 12.5 acres of aging strip retail into a vibrant mixed-use setting and community focal point. The new town center now has a WiGi-enabled urban park, national and locally based shops and restaurants, a new county library, a cultural art center and 644 condos and apartments.
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Rockville Town Square Site Plan

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  • mixed-use development
  • town center
  • Transit-Oriented Development
This project transformed 12.5 acres of aging strip retail into a vibrant mixed-use setting and community focal point. The new town center now has a WiFi-enabled urban park, national and locally based shops and restaurants, a new county library, a cultural art center and 644 condos and apartments.
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Rockville Town Square Context Map

Tags for this image:
  • mixed-use development
  • town center
  • Transit-Oriented Development
This project transformed 12.5 acres of aging strip retail into a vibrant mixed-use setting and community focal point. The new town center now has a WiFi-enabled urban park, national and locally based shops and restaurants, a new county library, a cultural art center and 644 condos and apartments.
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Southside

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  • brownfield
  • greenfields
  • infill
  • town center
  • townhouses
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