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Look up paseo cayla. It's a new development in guatemala completely built in faithful spanish colonial, with space mostly given to pedestrians, with only minimum parking (none disrupting the space).
It combines the best of all the worlds for me: excellent architecture and excellent urbanism, all being economically viable.
It reminds me of Brandevoort somehwat, but it was much faster to build (probably because it is near a very important city for the country, while brandevoort is a bit far from anything important.
It is a great inspiration to see such a large scale development in a poorer country. Hopefully architects and developers around the world agree with me.
