Volume III of Thoughts on Building Strong Towns is a collection of essays from various authors within the Strong Towns movement. The essays explore the unsustainable nature of conventional urban development, advocating for incremental, locally-driven approaches. Recurring themes include the importance of walkability, the flaws of “Smart Growth,” and the need to shift from large-scale projects to smaller, more adaptable investments. The book challenges traditional planning and engineering methods, emphasizing citizen involvement and a focus on building financially resilient communities. Specific issues addressed include affordable housing, traffic management, and the revitalization of struggling neighborhoods.
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