Can American cities preserve old houses and old trees while pursuing sustainable new urban development?
Does the goal of making American cities more sustainable require the demolition of old houses and trees?
Do buildings and cities sink into the ground over time? What can we do to fix America's inner cities? How could America improve inner cities? Will the villages in India be abandoned due to increased number of people moving towards cities? WHY IS the COLLAPSE TIME of BUILDINGS 1,2 and 7 of the New York World Trade Center in 2001 an indicator of controlled demolition? What can be done to make a building more eco friendly? Which modern cities lack historical buildings? Why are we seeing new commercial buildings or complexes being constructed while so many other existing properties are not occupied and neglected even? Why don't we build cities under the sea or off the coasts of popular cities? Can a US President destroy a city with actions? How can the principles of urban planning + design work in Township that is not densely populated and bring benefits to its residents? Can a us president easily destroy a city? Can a US president destroy a city through actions? What are ways to get funding to create green roofs in New York City? Why can't we build houses on Treasure Island in San Francisco? Urban and Regional Planning: What buildings are associated with a "radius of lower crime" around them? What are some of the best examples of urban planning in the US? What are eco-friendly buildings? What are some humanitarian issues that can be applied to New York City for my architecture thesis, besides homeless issues? Urban and Regional Planning: What buildings are associated with a "radius of higher crime" around them? If you demolish a house will your property taxes go down? Detroit Bankruptcy: Why not restore abandoned tracts of property to farm land? Doing so could make the land productive, create jobs, and make the land valuable again. If and when Detroit ever regains population, farm lands can be redeveloped again to urban and suburban land use. What are 5 scientific challenges faced by big cities due to urbanization? Why do Americans have houses made of wood? Why not concrete? What are the most common reasons why buildings collapse? Is it really possible to move buildings? Why do some Americans build their homes with wood while some Europeans prefer brick? Why don't I see gated communities and townhouses in NYC like they have in Florida? Does Massachusetts provide public services that cut down trees which interfere with municipal power-lines? What are the pros of self redevelopment of a cooperative housing society as opposed to giving the redevelopment contract to a builder?