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Results of the Visual Preference Survey™,
Residences

Fifty-seven percent of survey participants would like to see Midtown develop into a unified community of neighborhoods containing a mix of residential housing types, pocket parks, commercial offices, and civic and religious buildings, all within walking distance of each other. Mid-rise apartment buildings were some of the highest rated images, especially those built with traditional materials such as brick.

    Rowhouses

  • Image with the highest mean score (+5.38): These urban townhouses are designed on a human scale appropriately set back from the street, giving the area a sense of enclosure and safety. The stairways leading onto the street and the column-framed doorways provide classic entryways that clearly define each unit. The sidewalk is lined with an attractive iron fence that differentiates the public space from the private.

    Complex with courtyard in front

  • Image with the second highest mean score (-.5.10): The brick exterior and landscaping give this low-rise apartment building a welcoming feeling. The iron and brick fence around the property enhances security without obstructing the view.

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