
In developing the Guadalupe Community Plan, graduate students from the Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo, City and Regional Planning department worked with City officials and community residents to formulate three different development scenarios. From these, a preferred scenario emerged, illustrating a possible future of Guadalupe in 2030. The preferred scenario accommodates the projected population and housing needs as well as the opportunities and constraints for future growth in Guadalupe
Community Plan 7/16/2011 - 08/15/2011
Background Report 7-16/2011 - 08-15-2011
Brazil urbanism explored. This is the theme of CAED professors Vicente del Rio and William Siembieda new book published by the University Press of Florida. "Easily the best book on Brazilian urbanism, " says Javier de Masones, honorary president of the Spanish Planning Association. Peter Ward, Professor at the University Texas says "This superbly illustrated volume covers an impressive range of urban experiences in Brazil." Michael Dear, University of Southern California states "Radically alters our understanding just when Brazil is taking its place on the world global stage."
Go to Beyond Brasilia web page at Amazon.Com
Cal Poly (SLO) City and Regional Planning Department has recently developed a digital three-dimensional model of the City of San Luis Obispo, with a high level of detail in the core downtown area. The model enables users to view and analyze the existing state of the city as well as proposals. Architectural compatibility, viewsheds, shades / shadows, streetscapes can now be analyzed in precision, empowering city staff and community members to make better-informed decisions. If you are interested in developing a similar digital three-dimensional model for your community and enhancing your decision-making capabilities while involving your community members, please email the CRP Department.

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