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1	CBAs as mechanisms for historic preservation planning and implementation / Community benefits agreements as mechanisms for historic preservation planning and implementation Collier, Julie A. 07 July 2011 (has links) Three historic communities with varying levels of social, economic and historic preservation issues are studied in the following chapters to determine motivations for negotiating community benefits agreements (CBAs), and to determine motivations for the specific benefits outlined within each community’s respective CBA. The case study research examines the historic preservation language within each CBA as well as how the development itself and the other benefits prescribed in the CBAs will positively or negatively impact each community. The case study communities demonstrate that CBAs can be used as historic preservation planning and implementation tools. By including thoughtful and transparent community benefits language, a community will be able to use the tools – i.e. financing, technical assistance, advice and guidance, etc. – provided to them within the CBA to successfully carry out the benefits promised within the CBA. / Department of Architecture Harlem (New York, N.Y.) Hill District (Pittsburgh, Pa.) Shaw (Washington, D.C.)
2	Supportive Community Housing: Addressing the Emergence of Non-Traditional Households Albert, Steven P. 14 July 2005 (has links) No description available. Architecture Housing Supportive Community Housing Housing Design Multi-Family Housing Non-traditional Households Non-Traditional Housing Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Hill District Single-Parent Housing
3	Show and Tell: Using Restorative Practices and Asset Based Community Development to Address Issues of Safety and Violence McIntosh, Tera Lynn 11 December 2012 (has links) No description available. Business Community Communication Criminology Economics Public Health Education Social Psychology Social Research Urban Planning Action Research Study Circles Restorative Practices Restorative Justice Social Capital Asset Based Community Development Collaboration Communicative Space Appreciative Inquiry Positive Deviance Pittsburgh Hill District Violence Safety

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