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The most commonly cited characteristic of urban sprawl is its low-density. In fact, density is often used as the sole way of determining whether a city is sprawled or not – and (following on from that) whether a city’s urban … Continued
Apartments, proximity, and living space - Greater Auckland
Controlled urban sprawl in Auckland, New Zealand and its impacts on the natural environment and housing affordability
Further confirmation that sprawl sucks - Greater Auckland
Why the sixth Labour Government failed and the implications for the next government
Urban green space is infrastructure just as important as pipes and roads, Simon Upton argues
Urban green space is infrastructure just as important as pipes and roads, Simon Upton argues
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Good density: How solid planning can turn neighbourhoods into ecosystems - OurAuckland
Further confirmation that sprawl sucks - Greater Auckland
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