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Pattern Number: 89Pattern Title: Corner Grocery
Category: Towns
Sub-Category: Transformation of local shops and gathering places
Up links: 46 Market of Many Shops 19 Web of Shopping 14 Identifiable Neighborhood
Horizontal links: 19 Web of Shopping
Down links: 87 Individually Owned Shops 191 The Shape of Indoor Space 197 Thick Walls 200 Open Shelves 110 Main Entrance 165 Opening to the Street 95 Building Complex
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Summary 1: Give every neighborhood at least one corner grocery, somewhere near its heart.
Summary 2: Place these corner groceries every 200 to 8oo yards, according to the density, so that each one serves about 1000 people.
Summary 3: Strong support for this notion comes from a study by Arthur D.
Summary 4: Little, Inc., which found that neighborhood stores are one of the two most important elements in people's perception of an area as a neighborhood(Community Renewal Program,New York: Praeger Press, 1966).
Summary 5: To find out how far people will walk to a store we interviewed 20 people at a neighborhood store in Berkeley.
Summary 6: San Francisco, a city Of 750,000, has 638 neighborhood grocery stores.
Keywords: neighborhood people grocery corner store
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