CNU-A Congress for New Urbanism Accreditation Practice Test
New Urbanism design credential covering traditional neighborhood design, transit-oriented development, walkability, and sustainable community planning principles. Administered by Congress for the New Urbanism. Key domains include A Crisis of Place and the Alternative of the New Urbanism., Architecture, Local Culture and Community Identity, Boundaries & Centers, Economics & Mobility and Civic Institutions, Public Space, & Codes. The exam consists of 103 questions over 210 minutes.
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a desert resort town must respond to heat, water limits, and isolated gated subdivisions. Given shaded historic streets around a plaza and tourism-driven parking demands, which recommendation best applies civic identity and democracy in a New Urbanist plan?
a proposed TND infill site must respond to neighbors want a park but oppose corner shops. Given a school and library within a short walk and stormwater must be handled on site, which recommendation best applies corridor as connector in a New Urbanist plan?
a university edge district must respond to student housing spillover and demolition of small houses. Given frequent buses and corner retail and single-family zoning still dominates, which recommendation best applies equity and anti-exclusion in a New Urbanist plan?
A CNU-A candidate is reviewing a bus rapid transit region, where the main challenges are station areas are zoned for low-density retail. Which statement best reflects the New Urbanist principle of multiple centers?
A CNU-A candidate is reviewing a desert resort town, where the main challenges are heat, water limits, and isolated gated subdivisions. Which statement best reflects the New Urbanist principle of equity and anti-exclusion?