Shaping the city : studies in history, theory and urban design
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- 9780415261890
- 307.1216 SHA
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307.1216 CAM Beyond smart cities : | 307.1216 HOO Liberal monument : | 307.1216 OXF Oxford handbook of urban economics and planning / | 307.1216 SHA Shaping the city : | 307.1216 SUS Sustainable urban development reader / | 307.1216 URB Urban coding and planning / | 307.1216 YIG Creative urban regions : |
Taking on important themes and debates in urban design, Shaping the City examines the critical ideas that have driven these themes and debates through a study of particular cities at important moments in their development.
This is a wide-ranging collection of in-depth case studies, each featuring a different perspective, style and method of inquiry. Studied cities include Chicago, Los Angeles, Detroit, Philadelphia, San Francisco, Brasilia, and Atlanta, and the contributors also provide valuable insights into such grand themes as the Cybercity, the Asian Megacity and New Urbanism. Together, this collection illustrates the complex forces that shape cities, and introduces the critical methods and tools used to describe and theorize the urban environment.
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