Is a large clustering of service facilities and residential areas near highway intersections that provides a sense of place to people who live, shop, and work there?

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Gilda

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22 November, 22:57

Is a large clustering of service facilities and residential areas near highway intersections that provides a sense of place to people who live, shop, and work there?

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Rowan Hays · Answer 1

"An edge city" is a large clustering of service facilities and residential areas near highway intersections ...

An edge city is an American expression for a centralization of business, shopping, and diversion outside a conventional downtown or focal business region in what had already been a private or country region. The term was advanced by the 1991 book Edge City: Life on the New Frontier by Joel Garreau, who built up its present connotation.