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urban catalyst: a standalone construct

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Urban design

a building or project designed to set off a chain reaction of further development that reshapes the urban fabric around it.

In urban design, urban catalyst refers to a building or project designed to set off a chain reaction of further development that reshapes the urban fabric around it. This meaning comes from Attoe (1989) in American urban architecture.[1]

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References

Attoe, W. (1989). American urban architecture. University of California Press. ISBN 9780520061521

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