The New Urbanism movement influenced city planning by promoting the development of walkable neighborhoods with a mix of housing, retail, and office spaces that are connected by public transportation. The movement aimed to create vibrant and sustainable communities that are designed to reduce dependence on cars, encourage alternative forms of transportation, and promote social interaction among residents. Some of the key features of New Urbanism planning include the preservation of historic buildings and the creation of public spaces that encourage community involvement. New Urbanism also emphasized the importance of sustainable design and energy-efficient buildings, as well as the need to address social equity issues in urban planning. Overall, the movement has had a significant impact on city planning by promoting more sustainable and livable urban environments.
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