Form-Based Codes for Downtown Redevelopment: Insights from Southern California

Form-Based Codes for Downtown Redevelopment: Insights from Southern California

Several cities have adopted form-based codes (FBCs) for downtown redevelopment. Using a multiple–case study method, this article examines the extent to which FBCs adopted by Southern California cities for downtown redevelopment differ from conventional zoning regulations (CZRs) in integrating LEED-N...

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