1. “New Ruralism”
and the New New England Village
CNU New England
Sustainable Urbanism Summit
Armando Carbonell
Chairman, Department of Planning and Urban Form
Lincoln Institute of Land Policy
www.lincolninst.edu

2. Hurricane Tracks 1886-1996

3. Sea Level Rise

5. New England Bioregions

6. Northeast Megaregion
Ecostructure
New England
in the Northeast
Megaregion

7. Smart Growth vs.
Trend Growth

8. Ten strategies

9. 1. Urban infill

11. 2. Adjust zoning with TDR

12. 3. Land trusts and conservation
easements

14. 4. Rural transit villages

15. 5. Price ecosystem services

17. 6. New information networks

18. 7. Renewable energy and the
smart grid

22. 8.Community Land Trusts for
affordable housing

25. 9. Local food, slow food

29. 10. Adapt for climate resilience

35. Where is
Southeastern
Massachusetts?

36. Water System
The Gulf of Maine
connects the region to a
global system.
Atlantic herring are an
important link to the
aquatic ecosystem and
the regional economy.

37. Native American
Territories

44. Kingston
Freetown

50. Zoning Adjustments
Does your zoning need adjusting?

51. edge condition

52. regional trail head

53. cranberry country

54. Does Happiness =

55. Density

56. + Open Space?

57. Visualizing Density

58. Compare to green network

59. Contact/more information
Armando Carbonell
Chairman, Department of Planning and Urban Form
Lincoln Institute of Land Policy
113 Brattle Street
Cambridge, MA 02138
617-661-3016
acarbonell@lincolninst.edu
Website: www.lincolninst.edu
www.lincolninst.edu