Land Use
Walmart, Costco, and Target all sell their goods under this type of building
What are commercial buildings?
Roundabouts are a key feature of smart growth, as they allow cars to cross intersections without these road signs
What are traffic lights?
For over 12,000 years, this method of farming relies on heavy machinery and labour, also known as "conventional" farming
What is traditional farming?
With a score of 7.74, this Nordic country with a high work-life balance is the happiest country on Earth
What is Finland?
Many cities in America follow brutalism, including the city hall of this city I mentioned in this website
What is Boston?
Drive around--only around--this set of 400x400m blocks, bringing together communities across Barcelona, Spain
What are Superblocks?
With Shinjuku Station, this metro system is one of the most efficient and accessible networks, connecting to the Japanese "Toei subway"
What is Tokyo Metro?
Living Earth Farm and GoodLeaf Farm are examples of these farms, whose name includes a word representing how plants are stacked
What is vertical farming?
What are zero and one?
Ideally, a city should only have one-two skyscrapers and high-rise buildings of this many stories
What is 3-5?
Divide the number of housing units per hectare to get this: ideally, a higher measure of this statistic represents smart growth
What is land density?
The Annex is one of these: a community with all buildings within a distance of this time and transportation mode
What are 20 minutes and walking?
By being a locavore, you have committed to being in contact with farmers via these commercial buildings: St. Lawrence is one of them
What are farmers' markets?
The United Nations classifies education as expected years of schooling, mean years of schooling, and this other factor in the HDI
What is the education index?
To prove your city is aesthetically pleasing, it needs to show proof of billboards, pop art, and citizens that care (which is in this technique listed in the website)
What is visible life?
Toronto's Financial Core is the city's CBD: an acronym representing this
What is Central Business District?
With wide sidewalks and bike lanes, this city has been the #1 most liveable city for a long time until recently dropping to 2nd by Copehagen
What is Vienna?
Rooftop gardens help bring communities together to harvest food with this type of farming practice
What is urban farming?
Most of the most liveable countries are located in Europe, along with these two countries in the Americas
What are the USA and Canada?
Modern skylines have been perceived as "bland," especially by their frequency in this continent
What is North America?
Families have become more car dependent with single-detached homes, causing cities to expand with this controversial technique
What is urban sprawl?
The Three Cities Report was RIGHT, as shown by Toronto keeping these neighbourhoods undeveloped with car dependency
What are suburbs?
Vertical farms grow plants in these nutrient-rich, soil-free solutions whose name includes a prefix meaning "water"
What are hydroponics?
Developed by the AUO, the Liveability index measures this many sustainable development goals, including the eleventh and fifteenth
What is six?
This method of architecture is both loved and hated by its use of simple, cost-effective bland buildings
What is brutalism?