urbanistic
Americanadjective
Other Word Forms
- urbanistically adverb
Etymology
Origin of urbanistic
Example Sentences
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It is directing 6 billion reais more for closing and monitoring the salt mines, as well as social, environmental and urbanistic measures.
From Seattle Times
“What if there was an approach where the edges were more accessible to the public? What is the urbanistic quality? Can you do housing and borrow a little space for the public?”
From Los Angeles Times
On a private tour, representatives from developer and majority stakeholder Gale International described Songdo to me as not just a technological project but an “urbanistic” one.
From The Guardian
Luxury is impressive, vulgarity is alluring, and the mighty and gleaming architectural and urbanistic modernity that runs on massive infusions of corporate money and government collusion—well, it can also be spectacularly beautiful.
From The New Yorker
His subjects are the psychological and moral effects of physical environments—specific geographical, architectural, and urbanistic settings—on his characters.
From The New Yorker
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