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Human-scale urbanism Small is Beautiful. Better to build 100 sites with 4 units each, than one site with 400 units. From the point of view of social capital and profits from re-development, historic neighbourhoods are better served by having many small interventions rather than just a few big ones. Towers don’t work everywhere, and they are a bad fit in historic districts. Read more: Shopping List for the New Neighbourhood Plan | SUNN Vancouver Historic Quartiers
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