Lecture 37: Equity, Race, and Place

from Doug Allen's History of Urban Form · host Doug Allen Institute

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The thirty-seventh lecture in Doug Allen's History of Urban Form series continues discussions on urbanism by focusing on the initial land use regulation and zoning in America. Doug refers to examples form Atlanta where he discusses how regulatory design standards drove streets away from having an economic purpose to one solely focused on the movement of traffic. The lecture gets into great details about Housing, Subdivisions, and Zoning.

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