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* {{req|Better Block}} - urban-planning movement started in Dallas, Texas; [http://www.texasobserver.org/building-a-better-block-in-oak-cliff]; [http://www.archdaily.com/218310/tedx-how-to-build-a-better-block-jason-roberts]
* [[GlobeChat]] - a multilingual translator that instantly translates messages sent in 41 different languages anywhere in the world; a free service available in 196 countries and available in the iOS, Android and Windows App stores as well as desktops and laptops; [http://www.ocbj.com/news/2015/mar/09/sjc-startup-1m-seed-round]; [https://nwhm.com/sites/default/files/pdfs/3.21.16_OCBJ_MarywoodHills.pdf]; [http://www.ocregister.com/articles/strom-710395-company-people.html]; [http://www.portaldeamerica.com/index.php/pda/otras-noticias/item/22537-llego-el-esperanto-digital-en-los-chats-para-moviles]
* [[List of the different zoning districts]] - a list that includes all of the different zoning districts, (i.e., residential, commercial, etc.)
* {{req|radial plan}} ([[:sv:Rutnätsplan och radialplan#Radialplan]]) - a type of city plan used during the [[Renaissance]], the [[Baroque]] and the late [[19th century]] where streets radiate from a centre which serves as the focal point (in the following examples mentioned in parenthesis), e.g., [[Karlsruhe]] ([[Karlsruhe Palace]]), [[Hamina]] (town hall), [[Palmanova]] (a fountain?) and to a lesser extent cities and towns such as [[Gothenburg]] ([[Odinsplatsen]]), [[Motala]] (Platen's Point in [[Motala ström]]), [[Paris]] ([[Place Charles de Gaulle]]), [[Rome]] ([[Piazza del Popolo#Valadier's design|Piazza del Popolo]]), [[Saint Petersburg]] ([[Alexander Garden (Saint Petersburg)|Admiralty Tower]]), [[Stockholm]] ([[Karlaplan]]), [[Versailles (city)|Versailles]] ([[Palace of Versailles]]) and [[Washington, D.C.]] ([[United States Capitol]])