Editing Urban Design (section)

== <span style="color: #FFFFFF;">Remembering</span> ==
* '''Urban Design''' — The design of towns and cities, their streets and spaces.
* '''The Public Realm''' — The parts of a village, town, or city that are accessible to everyone (streets, squares, parks).
* '''Walkability''' — The measure of how friendly an area is to walking.
* '''Mixed-Use Development''' — Building developments that combine residential, commercial, and cultural uses in one space.
* '''Density''' — The number of people or buildings in a given area.
* '''Setback''' — The distance a building must be from the street or other buildings.
* '''Enclosure''' — The feeling of being "contained" by the buildings surrounding a street (like an "outdoor room").
* '''Human Scale''' — Designing objects and spaces to be comfortable for people (not just for cars or giants).
* '''Wayfinding''' — The cues (signs, landmarks, maps) that help people navigate a city.
* '''Streetscape''' — The visual elements of a street, including pavement, furniture, trees, and lighting.
* '''Placemaking''' — A multi-faceted approach to the planning, design, and management of public spaces.
* '''Tactical Urbanism''' — Small-scale, temporary interventions to improve the urban environment (e.g., pop-up parks).
* '''New Urbanism''' — A design movement promoting walkable, diverse, and environmentally friendly neighborhoods.
* '''Transit-Oriented Development (TOD)''' — Designing dense, mixed-use communities around high-quality public transit.
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