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Designers navigate changing land-use policies in Calgary (opens the original)
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Gentle density has taken Calgary by storm. In just two years, construction was started on about 5,000 row houses. The row house spurt was largely driven by a change to the city’s land-use policy, which made densification possible on residential lots that had previously allowed for only one or two dwellings. Although city council recently revoked this policy change, 24 months of having R-CG (Residential – Grade-Oriented Infill) as the base residential land-use policy left a visible imprint on Cal
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