Monthly Archives: January 2014
Transforming Dollar Tree Plaza Pt. 2
Part 2 in our series about how to transform a typical car-dominated strip mall into a walkable place. So, in part 1 of this series we talked about the need for civic spaces in the neighborhood surrounding Dollar Tree Plaza. … Continue reading
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Tagged Parking, pedestrian realm, Pedestrian Safety, real estate, shopping center, sprawl, sprawl repair
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Transforming Dollar Tree Plaza
Here’s some sprawl… And here’s some not-sprawl… The first (sprawl) picture above is Dollar Tree Plaza in Merritt Island. I’m not singling this place out and saying it’s awful. It is not a terrible example of development in general, it’s … Continue reading
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Tagged Community Development, real estate, shopping center, sprawl, sprawl repair, transform, walkable
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A Picture Is Worth 1,000 Words – Street Trees for Brevard!
A picture is worth 1,000 words… I ran out and took some pictures this week to help illustrate some of the things we are hoping to accomplish here at Walkable Brevard. I think I’ll be doing more of that this … Continue reading
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Tagged brevard, Brevard County, shade, street, street trees, walkable
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