The Phenomenon Of Residential Density

Julie Campoli and Alex MacLean have developed a catalog of more than 300 aerial photographs that illustrate a wide range of density neighborhoods around the country.

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April 23, 2003, 6:00 AM PDT

By Chris Steins @planetizen

"The Lincoln Institute has supported their work, which has been presented through lectures and courses and is available as a digital working paper titled "Visualizing Density" on the Institute's website. Julie Campoli is principal of Terra Firma Urban Design in Burlington, Vermont, and Alex MacLean is principal of Landslides Aerial Photography in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Their Lincoln Institute working paper, Visualizing Density: A Catalog Illustrating the Density of Residential Neighborhoods, is available to download at no charge on the Institute's website: www.lincolninst.edu/pubs/workingpapers.asp.

Thanks to Laura Kranz

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