for Residential) Nett Density=(Total Occupant)/(Land Area for Residential according to Phase) Jane Jacobs, 1961 Based on Jane Jacobs, 1961 planning principles, high density is not same with overcrowding. Overcrowding can defined as 1.5 persons per room. Besides, Overcrowding can happen at low density and high density areas. Overcrowding at low density area is due to factor of poverty. Based on Jane Jacobs study, high population density in an area may not lead to slums. Greenwish Village is example
upon its diverse street life and urban designing. In this almost all-inclusive city, we could find highly-planned boulevards and viaducts extending in all directions that link up all parts of the international city, which is a practical application of the political scientist and anthropologist James C. Scott’s state-driven urban planning. Spontaneously, numerous shopping centers and urban central parks provide residents and visitors with reasons to be imposed to urban streets life, where we can find
1 Introduction It is apparent from a tour to old city and modern planned city what Jane Jacob described in death and life of the great American city about north end in Boston is true for old settlement in Indian context also. It is livelier with street full of life having more diverse uses than planned one. Community life is much more prominent here. Street might be narrow or cramped but much more lively and pedestrian friendly. Houses might not be planned as according to block or superblock system
landscaping and street furniture all add to the safe, attractive and efficient environment. c. PRESERVATION AND ENHANCING HISTORIC DISTRICTS In many cities, traffic free zoning has been used as a conservation measure to restore the unity of historic urban fabric. 2.4.4 SOCIAL BENEFITS There are
doing. Both of these place have a good support system rather it there family and friends or people within their community. They focus less on themselves and more on what can make their life happy. In Putnam book Jane Jacobs says that “In a scathing indictment of 20th century urban planning and renewal efforts, she argued that where cities are configured to maximize informal contact among neighbors, the streets are safer, children are better taken care of, and people are happier with their surroundings
such as the equal rights amendment, which was not, ratified they also won the equal credit opportunity act. Another victory for women at this time was Griswold be Connecticut, which did expand birth control and that pill made sex for year and family planning easier the FDA approved it in May