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  5. Diversity and Density: Maintaining the Positive Effects, Curbing the Negative Effects BMML’s Final Recommendations for Improving the Quality of Life for Piazza Bologna

Diversity and Density: Maintaining the Positive Effects, Curbing the Negative Effects BMML’s Final Recommendations for Improving the Quality of Life for Piazza Bologna

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2005-piazza-bologna-111813.pdf (2.5 MB)
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https://hdl.handle.net/1813/117877
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Rome Neighborhood Workshop Studies
Author
Bateman, Rebecca
Liu, Rebecca
Marcus, Hannah
Mitchell, Jenna
Abstract

Executive Summary: Although the absolute population of Piazza Bologna is on the decline, the residual effects of population growth during previous years have left its impact on the people of Piazza Bologna. This report will attempt to look at the effects of Piazza Bologna’s population density situation from a variety of perspectives to best serve the Municipio in its pursuit of maximizing the quality of life for both residents and non-residents of the neighborhood. BMML Int’l is particularly concerned with the well-being of the citizen—ranging from the university student to the retired grandparent. After an in depth examination of the neighborhood, BMML has compiled a list of policy recommendations that will benefit the area, curb the negative effects of density—specifically revolving around transportation and housing—and maintain a comfortable standard of living for those connected to Piazza Bologna.

Date Issued
2005
Keywords
Cornell in Rome
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Piazza Bologna
Type
report

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