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Green Building in Europe,nd development, providing context for a considerable literature on planning, architecture and urban design (Williams et al. 2000). Debates pitting against nature preservation against development interests were no longer limited to environmental aspects, but began to incorporate economic and social d

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The French Case Studies,tion” of some neighborhoods (Kreuger 2007). Urban renewal, and projects marketed as “sustainable” neighborhoods, can in fact foster social polarization. One goal of such projects is improving the quality of life in a particular location, generating spaces more attractive than the rest of the city. I