The Ahwahnee Principles, established in 1991, advocate for sustainable urban and suburban planning to combat pollution, car dependency, and loss of open space. These principles emphasize integrated communities with diverse housing, walkable access to amenities and transit, and a strong civic core. They also promote regional land-use integration, greenbelt protection, and resource conservation through thoughtful community design and updated planning practices. This framework remains crucial for architects and planners aiming for environmentally conscious development.
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