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Jul 1977
Impact Review for High-Rise Buildings
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Volume 103, Issue 1
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In anticipation of the growing trend toward a high-rise building development, it is necessary to develop new methodologies of fitting such structures into the social and physical environment. One basic strategy is to account for the variety of high-rise impacts. Impact review methods should range from qualitative assessments gaging the fit of a project with community values, to relatively objective evaluations based on the measurement of actual conditions, e.g., open space effects, air and water quality.
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Journal of the Urban Planning and Development Division
Volume 103 • Issue 1 • July 1977
Pages: 83 - 89
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© 1977 American Society of Civil Engineers.
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Published in print: Jul 1977
Published online: Feb 12, 2021
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Leonard Ruchelman
Dir., Inst. of Urban Studies and Public Administration, Old Dominion Univ., Norfolk, Va.
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