Editing Urban Design (section)

== <span style="color: #FFFFFF;">Analyzing</span> ==
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|+ City for People vs. City for Cars
! Feature !! Human-Centered Design !! Car-Centered Design (Sprawl)
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| Block Size || Small (Permeable) || Large (Superblocks)
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| Streets || Shared spaces / Multi-modal || High-speed through-traffic
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| Ground Floor || Active (Shops, Windows) || Blank walls / Parking lots
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| Nature || Integrated (Street trees) || Isolated (Large distant parks)
|}

'''The Concept of "Soft Edges"''': The most important part of a building is the first 10 feet from the sidewalk. If there are tables, plants, and transparent windows, it's a "Soft Edge" that invites interaction. If it's a blank wall or a garage door, it's a "Hard Edge" that makes people walk faster and feel less safe.
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