Extroverted buildings that respond to the street create a much more inviting and memorable environment for residents and visitors. Chapter 2 Urban Structure:  Land Use and Built Form The central land use strategy capitalizes on a new relationship between downtown and the river by creating opportunities for a more diverse mix of uses and encouraging a greater number of people to live and work downtown. In terms of built form, the Framework seeks to achieve a more hospitable, legible and "extroverted" city in which people feel comfortable exploring and using to the fullest. This extroversion is encouraged at several scales - city edge, block, street face and building. A related goal is to create balanced and incremental growth that reinforces and consolidates a fine-grained urban fabric. Chapter 2 (19 pages) (The above links are PDFs and will require Adobe Acrobat Reader to open.  Click on the image above to download a free version of the program.)