![“Approximately 120 malls are already substantially building out in a more dense, more livable manner,” says Dunham-Jones. This photo shows the conversion of a dead shopping center in the North Loop neighborhood of Austin, Texas, into a campus for Austin Community College. Dunham-Jones points out “the former JCPenney [on the left] with a new front porch to welcome the ACC Highland students, and one of several apartment buildings being constructed on the former parking lots.” Photo 3 of 12 in Is a Sustainable Suburbia Still Possible Post-Pandemic?](https://images.dwell.com/photos-6272473203005894656/6732800647807373312-large/approximately-120-malls-are-already-substantially-building-out-in-a-more-dense-more-livable-manner-says-dunham-jones-this-photo-shows-the-conversion-of-a-dead-shopping-center-in-the-north-loop-neighborhood-of-austin-texas-into-a-campus-for-austin-communit.jpg)
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“Approximately 120 malls are already substantially building out in a more dense, more livable manner,” says Dunham-Jones. This photo shows the conversion of a dead shopping center in the North Loop neighborhood of Austin, Texas, into a campus for Austin Community College. Dunham-Jones points out “the former JCPenney [on the left] with a new front porch to welcome the ACC Highland students, and one of several apartment buildings being constructed on the former parking lots.”
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