Traditional Urbanism

Traditional Urbanism refers to the planning and development of cities that prioritize walkability, mixed-use spaces, and community engagement. It emphasizes human-scale design, where buildings are close together and accessible, fostering social interaction and a sense of place. Streets are designed for pedestrians, bicycles, and public transit, rather than just cars. This approach contrasts with modern urban development, which often relies on sprawling suburbs and highways. Traditional Urbanism aims to create vibrant, sustainable communities that celebrate local culture and history while promoting connectedness and a high quality of life for residents.