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2005022741 |
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9781405116398 |
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hardback : alk. paper |
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hardback: alk. paper |
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HT166 |
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C885 2006 |
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307.1 216 |
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Cuthbert, Alexander R. |
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215104 |
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| Title |
The Form of Cities : |
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political economy and urban design. / |
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Alexander R. Cuthbert. |
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Malden, USA ; |
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Oxford, UK ; |
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Australia : |
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Blackwell Publishing , |
| Date of production, publication, distribution, manufacture, or copyright notice |
2006. |
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xv, 304 p. |
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ill. ; |
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26 cm. |
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 265-290) and index. |
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| Formatted contents note |
Contents:<br/>List of Figures viii --<br/>List of Tables x --<br/>Preface xi --<br/>Acknowledgements xiv --<br/>Introduction 1 --<br/>1 Theory 9 --<br/>Introduction: The Problem 9 --<br/>Urban Design: Definitions 9 --<br/>Urban Design: ''Theory'' 9 --<br/>Spatial Political Economy and Urban Design 15 --<br/>2 History 22 --<br/>Introduction: What is History? 22 --<br/>History and Urban Design 25 --<br/>Chronologies 27 --<br/>Typologies 29 --<br/>Utopias 32 --<br/>Fragments 37 --<br/>Materialist Theory 43 --<br/>Overview 51 --<br/>3 Philosophy 52 --<br/>Introduction: Implications from Philosophy 52 --<br/>Philosophy and Urbanism 54 --<br/>Paradigms 55 --<br/>Philosophy and Urban Design 65 --<br/>4 Politics 79 --<br/>Introduction: Politics and Ideology 79 --<br/>Power: Rights and Laws 82 --<br/>Law as Ideology 85 --<br/>Politics and Urban Planning 86 --<br/>The Public Realm 89 --<br/>5 Culture 101 --<br/>Introduction: Culture and Urban Design 101 --<br/>The Culture of Modernism 104 --<br/>Postmodern Culture 107 --<br/>Globalisation, Culture, Economy 110 --<br/>Authenticity and Symbolic Representation 113 --<br/>The New Ruralism / Urbanism 122 --<br/>6 Gender 127 --<br/>Introduction: Gender, the Missing Component 127 --<br/>Gender and Society 128 --<br/>Gender and Patriarchy 130 --<br/>Gender and Capital 132 --<br/>Gender and Space 136 --<br/>Gender and Urban Design 139 --<br/>7 Environment 150 --<br/>Introduction : Nature and the City 150 --<br/>Origins and Development 152 --<br/>People Nature 154 --<br/>Sustainability and Development 159 --<br/>Sustainable Cities 162 --<br/>Sustainable Urban Design 168 --<br/>8 Aesthetics 171 --<br/>Introduction : Aesthetics Objects and Experiences 171 --<br/>The Aesthetics of Urban Form 173 --<br/>Mathematics and the Divine Order 175 --<br/>Contexualism 179 --<br/>Rationalism 184 --<br/>Symbolic Capital 186 --<br/>Regulation 192 --<br/>Theming 194 --<br/>9 Typologies 201 --<br/>Introduction: Taxonomy, Typology, Morphology, System 201 --<br/>Typologies Derived from Associated Disciplines 206 --<br/>Typologies Derived from Traditional Urban Design Perspectives 216 --<br/>Implications from Spatial Political Economy 226 --<br/>10 Pragmatics 235 -- <br/>Introduction: Cultural Capital 235 --<br/>Professional Interventation 236 --<br/>Professions and Knowledge Systems 241 --<br/>Professions and Space 243 --<br/>Urban Design Education 245 --<br/>Postscript 258 --<br/>References 265 --<br/>Index 291 -- |
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Figures: <br/>1 Three urban design theories 15 --<br/>2 Diagram showing the spatial logic of encounters 16 --<br/>3 William Robinson Leigh: utopian visionary city (1908) 34 --<br/>4 Fritz Lang's vision of the future: from the film Metropolis (1926) 37 --<br/>5 Le Corbusier: La Ville Contemporaine 38 --<br/>6 Bernard Tschumi: Parc de la Villette, aerial view (1985) 41 --<br/>7 Bernard Tschumi: Parc de la Villette, programmatic deconstruction (1983) 41 --<br/>8 Example of Dadaist collage: Hanna Hoch's Cut with the Dada Kitchen Knife through the Last Weimar Beer Belly Cultural Epoch of Germany (1919) 42 --<br/>9 Aldo Rossi: Gallaretese Quarter, loggia 48 --<br/>10 Aldo Rossi: Gallaretese Quarter, elevation 49 --<br/>11 Peter Dickens: huts, machines and organic analogies 50 --<br/>12 Speer and Hitler's Grand Plaza and Domed Hall 57 --<br/>13 Hitler's grand plan for the centre of Berlin 57 --<br/>14 Ludwig Hilberseimer: Hochhausstadt Project (1924) 62 --<br/>15 Example of the symbolic use of the eagle in fascist architecture 91 --<br/>16 Symbolic use of the eagle for spectacles by the Third Reich 92 --<br/>17 Monument to the Holocaust victims (Mahnmal), Berlin 93 --<br/>18 Sebastiano Serlio: the triumphal arch of Castel Vecchio in Verona 95 --<br/>19 The Gateway Arch, St Louis, Missouri, designed by Eero Saarinen 96 --<br/>20 La Grande Arche at La Défense 96 --<br/>21 Tilted Arc: sculpture by Richard Serra for Federal Plaza, New York 98 --<br/>22 Landscape project by Martha Schwartz to replace the sculpture by Richard Serra: plan view 99 --<br/>23 Landscape project by Martha Schwartz: perspective view 99 --<br/>24 New village design adapted from Tengangan Bali Aga 119 --<br/>25 Beirut: Martyr's Square Corridor Project. Master of Urban Development and Design Programme, University of New South Wales 120 --<br/>26 Beirut: Martyr's Square (formely La Place des Canons) 121 --<br/>27 Beirut: dynamiting of the Rivoli Cinema, opening up the Martyr's Square axis to the sea 122 --<br/>28 The town of Kentlands 124 --<br/>29 Clinton Community Masterplan 125 --<br/>30 Master plan for Topolobampo 141 --<br/>31 Herman Jessor: workers' cooperative colony of 750 units of housing with collective services, New York (1926) : (a) site plan; (b) detail 142 --<br/>32 Rome : Monument to Vittorio Emmanuel II 147 --<br/>33 Dublin: statue of Anna Livia Plurabelle, ''the Floozie in the Jacuzzi'' 148 --<br/>34 David Harvey's primary, secondary and tertiary circuits of capital 165 --<br/>35 Ways of thinking animals in the city 168 --<br/>36 Le Corbusier: use of Fibonacci series as a proportional system for architecture --<br/>37 Nolli's plan for Rome, sector 5, amended by Paolo Portoguese 180 --<br/>38 Examples of contextual urban space as promoted by Camillo Sitte: (A) Rome; (B) London; (C) Copenhagen ; (D) Kyoto 181 --<br/>39 Otto Wagner: site plan of the projected twenty second district of Vienna --<br/>40 Cover from Debord's Society of the Spetacle 189 --<br/>41 Former baths at Coogee Beach, Sydney: conservation of doorway and original site 195 --<br/>42 The copy of the original Repulse Bay Hotel in Hong Kong 196 --<br/>43 The original Murray Building rebuilt and moved to Stanley Village 197 --<br/>44 The Murray Building rebuilt and moved to Stanley Village 197 --<br/>45 The Court of Honour, World's Fair, Chicago (1893), planned by Daniel Burnham 198 --<br/>46 Hollywood and Highland Project, Los Angeles: perspective of project 199 --<br/>47 Babylon Court, Hollywood, and Highland Project, Los Angeles 200 --<br/>48 Peter Eisenman : Aronoff Centre, conceptual grid 204 --<br/>49 Peter Eisenman: Wexner Centre, conceptual grid 205 --<br/>50 Patrick Geddes: ''Notation of Life'' 207 --<br/>51 Constantinos Doxiadis: plan of Islamabad (1960) 209 --<br/>52 Constantinos Doxiadis: plan of Islamabad (1978) 210 --<br/>53 Constantinos Doxiadis: ekistic grid 211 --<br/>54 Three typologies of urban planning theories 220 --<br/>55 Leon Krier: Luxembourg Project 222 --<br/>56 Rob Krier: morphological analysis of urban spatial types 224 --<br/> |
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Tables:<br/>1 Forty classic texts in urban design 12 --<br/>2 A systems view of professional boundaries 13 --<br/>3 Properties view spratessd cultural forms and practices 19 --<br/>4 Thirty classic urban design histories 26 --<br/>5 Basic structural components of James Joyce's novel Ulysses 36 --<br/>6 Bernard Tschumi: extracts from 'Questions of Space 46 --<br/>7 State control (housing authority) over the reproduction of labour and private sector development. Functional and signifying properties of urban space 116 --<br/>8 State control (town planning authority) over the reproduction of labour and private sector development. Functional and signifying properties of non urban space 117 --<br/>9 Major international and European-level policies and initiatives on sustainable development 155 --<br/>10 E.T. Hall's matrix of culture 214 --<br/>11 Sociological conceptualisation of urbanism 227 --<br/>12 Manuel Castells' relationship between social reproduction and land use function 228 --<br/>13 Relationship between professional service and the capitalist system of production 237 --<br/>14 Ontology, ways of knowing and ways of teaching as exemplified by architectural academics 251 --<br/>15 Anne Vernez Moudon's epistemological map for urban design 253 -- |
| 520 ## - SUMMARY, ETC. |
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The Form of Cities offers readers a considered theoretical introduction to the art of designing cities. It encourages them to go beyond abstract social science into the realm of human experience, aesthetics, and the creative process in order to understand why cities are how they are; and it demonstrates that cities are replete with symbolic values, collective memory, association, and conflict." -- |
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City planning |
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73701 |
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Local |
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Cities and towns |
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Philosophy. |
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73674 |
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Local |
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City planning |
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Philosophy. |
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73701 |
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Local |
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Social sciences |
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171848 |
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Library of Congress Classification |
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Libro |
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HT166 |
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General |
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C885 2006 |