Looking at Deron's population map of downtown vicinity we saw that elderly population is the highest density.
Is elderly housing a model for increasing density?
Will other people move into these when the roll off? Who?
Richer old people? Singles?
Who lives on both density housing? Singles? Dinks? Young families? Rich or poor? Midlife families? Midlife couples?
A-loft style renovation?
I live in downtown Gainesville until my second child then move to a large property with yard nearby. Now my kids are teenagers and I want to live in a condo.
Is elderly housing a model for increasing density?
Will other people move into these when the roll off? Who?
Richer old people? Singles?
Who lives on both density housing? Singles? Dinks? Young families? Rich or poor? Midlife families? Midlife couples?
A-loft style renovation?
I live in downtown Gainesville until my second child then move to a large property with yard nearby. Now my kids are teenagers and I want to live in a condo.
"The end of the suburbs". Book by Lee Gallagher.
Why do ethic populations aggregate?
Is this a "natural" phenomenon?
The racial dot map.
What implications does ethnicity have on urban form?
Example: Casitas in alphabet city. Abandoned lots and high density tenements.
Think about street life in Parramore.
Vietnamese neighborhood
Hispanic neighborhood
Sub cultures within ethic populations
Is this a "natural" phenomenon?
The racial dot map.
What implications does ethnicity have on urban form?
Example: Casitas in alphabet city. Abandoned lots and high density tenements.
Think about street life in Parramore.
Vietnamese neighborhood
Hispanic neighborhood
Sub cultures within ethic populations
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