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Courtyard Urbansim: Building Cities for Families

0:00 Introduction 1:12 Brittany Tolliver - Koken Ohio apartments 5:28 Introducing 2nd Speaker 5:43 Michael Schwartz - Investing in Fox Park 11:26 Introducing 3rd Speaker 11:55 James Marck - Oratorio and Urban Development 24:02 Introducing Keynote Speaker 26:07 Alicia Pederson - Courtyard Urbanism 29:24 Presentation Outline 29:32 Part 1: Introduction and Values of Courtyard Urbanism 50:24 Part 2: Four Essential Components of Courtyard Blocks 1:12:46 Part 3: Two Approaches to Building Courtyard Blocks in St. Louis 1:27:08 Part 4: Conclusion & Further Considerations 1:29:40 Q&A Courtyard Urbanism aims to increase the abundance of housing with access to private green space in walkable, mixed-use urban neighborhoods. Courtyard Urbanism has the specific goal of making cities more attractive to the families who leave cities in search of the aspirational house with a yard in the suburbs. The nutshell of the courtyard argument: A) Families require a large house and a yard. B) Courtyard blocks provide large homes with a private (but shared) yard while maintaining the density needed for walkable, mixed-use urbanism. C) American cities should build courtyard blocks to retain ordinary families who would otherwise move to the 'burbs for a house with a yard.