Publication: Urban Infill Concepts—Along Nashville's East-West Connector Corridor

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Urban infill development allows cities to reclaim vacant or underutilized land by encouraging a greater mixture of residential, retail, and employment opportunities, this usually includes the integration of health-conscience land uses; such as open space for productive urban gardens, commercial horticulture, and even neighborhood playgrounds. Urban infill is crucial for providing space for transit infrastructure as well as development close to transit stations in the form of transit-oriented development (TOD) areas.

The Nashville Civic Design Center (NCDC) has released its latest report, Urban Infill Concepts along Nashville's East-West Connector Corridor; a project created in partnership with the University of Tennessee College of Architecture & Design and the Nashville Area Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO).

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