Urban Ecology’s award-winning Blueprint for a Sustainable Bay Area is a vision for the future of the Bay Area. Published in December 1996 and winner of nine local and national awards, it examines land use and sustainability at within the home, in our neighborhoods, at the scale of our cities, and for the full region.
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Home to succeeding waves of immigrants, San Francisco’s Mission District is today a vibrant working-class Latino neighborhood of 57,000. The diversity of businesses along Mission Street testify to the areas rich history. The corridor was once a hub of restaurants, stores, professional services, and apartments and residential hotels, with a busy night scene revolving around the Art Deco movie palaces that gave the skyline its distinctive character.
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Summary Urban Ecology partnered with the East Bay Asian Youth Council (EBAYC) to redesign the...
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The Clinton Park Plan is a collaborative effort to revitalize Clinton Park and its surrounding...
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The Bay Area has long struggled with the question of how to grow as a region. The concept of local...
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