New Urbanism In Fort Lauderdale

Posted by: Chris Steins
Thanks to: Joseph Bornstein

3 January 2004 - 1:00pm

Ft. Lauderdale seeks to revitalize its original Main Street.

"During the next 20 years, the neighborhood, the city's focal point in the 1930s, is slated to become a walkable extension of downtown filled with sidewalk eateries, tony boutiques, loft-style residences, mid-rise mixed-use office buildings, light industrial businesses and housing for hospital employees."

Full Story: Group wants to transform South Andrews into Fort Lauderdale hot spot

Source: Sun-Sentinel, January 2, 2004

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This is in fact the kind of self-sufficient, self-sustaining 'village' community that Mahatma Gandhi -- the Father of the Nation -- dreamt of and wrote about in his books on India’s path to development.

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