Vancouverism

Vancouverismus is a term used in urban planning. It is named after the Canadian city of Vancouver.

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Thus, the urban planning technique is referred to, are mixed in the medium-high commercial areas with little extensive skyscrapers that serve as residential buildings to provide a view of the surrounding countryside. In the 1970s, the citizens decided against the " car-friendly city " with elevated highways that cut the cities. It reduced a vast expansion and created a downtown that can be lived and worked. These learned of a public transport expansion.