Sarasota: University of South Florida urban design study, Gateway 2000 North Tamiami Trail 1990

Authors

University of South Florida. School of Architecture and Community Design

Document Type

Article

Publication Date

January 1990

Creation Date

1990

Collection Name

Florida Center for Community Design + Research Collection

Publisher Information

University of South Florida

Keywords

City planning, Community development, Florida, Sarasota, Urban transportation

Abstract

This book presents the results of four month's work undertaken in the Fall of 1990 by four graduate architecture students and two professors from the FAMU/USF Master of Architecture Program in Tampa, Florida. This work was contracted for by "Gateway 2000" in order to address the deterioration (both actual and perceived) of the North Tamiami Trail in Sarasota -- p. 01 This study represents an inroad into an increasingly critical issue in today's world and one that has been too long neglected: selective rehabilitation of major stretches of America's ubiquitous "generic" roadside strip development -- p. 01

Physical Information

78 p. : ill., maps

Comments

This urban design study was initiated and spearheaded by an attentive group known as the Gateway 2000 committee. Introduction -- Approach -- Guidelines -- Applications

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Scholar Commons Citation

University of South Florida. School of Architecture and Community Design, "Sarasota: University of South Florida urban design study, Gateway 2000 North Tamiami Trail 1990" (1990). College of The Arts Publications. 15.
https://digitalcommons.usf.edu/arts_pub/15