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U7125 2009 |
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307.1 |
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Birch, Eugénie L. |
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The Urban and Regional Planning Reader : |
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edited by Eugénie L. Birch. |
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First published 2009 |
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Oxon : |
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2009. |
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xviii, 441 p. |
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Urban Reader Series. |
| 500 ## - GENERAL NOTE |
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Includes index. |
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Includes bibliographical references. |
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Part 1 The world or urban of urban regional planning: 3<br/>Introduction: 4<br/>1 The state of the world cities Jay H. Moor and Rasna Warah 7 --<br/>2 Megaforces shaping th future of the nations cities U.S. Depertament of housing and urban development 14 --<br/>3 Planning, urban revitalization and inner city: an exploration of structural racism Catherine L. Ross and Nancey Green Leigh 21 --<br/>4 Pluralistic planning for multicultural cities Mohammad A. Qadeer 29 --<br/>5 Suburbia: homeland of the American future Joel Kotkin 41 --<br/>6 The new suburban Typology Myron Orfield 47 --<br/>Part 2 History and Theory of Urban and Regional planning: 55 <br/>Introduction: 56<br/>7 Modernism and Early urban planning Richard T. LeGates and Frederic Stout 58 --<br/>8 Reflections and research on the U.S. experience Michael B. Teitz 67 --<br/>9 Practitioners and the art of planning Eugenie L. Birch 75 --<br/>10 The shapes of suburbia Dolores Hayden 83 --<br/>11 Ramapo plus thirty: The changing role of the plan in land use regulation Edward J. Sullivan and Matthew J. Michael 88 --<br/>12 Anglo American town planning theory since 1945: three significant development but no paradigm shifts Nigel Taylor 96 --<br/>13 New Directions in planning theory Susan Fainstein 106 --<br/>Plates 1 16 planning today and yesterday --<br/>Part 3 classics in urban and regional planning: 115<br/>Introduction: 116<br/>14 Dimensions of performance Kevin Lynch 118 --<br/>15 Downtown is for people Jan Jacob 124 --<br/>16 Home remedies for urban cancer Lewis Mumford 132 --<br/>17 The master plan, an impermanent constitution Charles M. Haar 140 --<br/>18 Advocacy and pluralism in planning Paul Davidoff 148 --<br/>19 The metropolitan region Ian McHarg 156 --<br/>20 Paying for the plan Robert D. Yaro and Tony Hiss 162 --<br/>Part 4 the plan: its origins and contemporary uses: 171<br/>Introduction: 172<br/>21 Twentieth century land use planning a stalwart family tree Edward J. Kaiser and David R. Godschalk 174 --<br/>22 Regionalism Oliver Gillham 183 --<br/>23 Does Planning Need the Plan? Michael Neuman 191 --<br/>24 How Plans Work Lewis D. Hopkins 199 --<br/>25 The Land Planning Arena Edward J. Kaiser, David R. Godschalk and F. Stuart Chapin Jr 207 --<br/>26 Shaping Cities through Development Regulations Jonathan Barnett Plates 17-32 Representative plans, techniques and results 216 --<br/>PART 5 PLANNING PRACTICE AND METHODS: 227 --<br/>Introduction: 228 --<br/>27 Introduction Planning for People and Places" Charles J. Hoch, Linda C. Dalton and Frank S. So 231 --<br/>28 Planning Environments Frank S. So and Judith Getzels 238 --<br/>29 A Realistic Approach to City and Suburban Planning Ingredients of Success Alexander Garvin 242 --<br/>30 Demographic Futures as a Guide to Planning California: Latinos and the Compact City Dowell Myers 251 --<br/>31 Geographic Information Systems Ann-Margaret Esnard, Nancy Sappington and Milton R. Ospina 260 --<br/>32 The Future of Public Participation Barbara Faga 265 --<br/>33 Introduction to Everyday Ethics for Practicing Planners Carol D. Barrett 272 --<br/>PART 6 KEY TOPICS IN URBAN AND REGIONAL PLANNING: 281 --<br/>Introduction: 282<br/>34 Implementing the Solutions: Measures for Achieving Intermodal Balance Vukan R. Vuchic 284 --<br/>35 Environmental Planning Thomas L. Daniels and Katherine Daniels 297 --<br/>36 Hopeful Signs: U.S. Urban Revitalization in the Twenty-first Century Eugénie L. Birch 307 --<br/>37 Sprawl and the Tyranny of Easy Development Decisions William H. Lucy and David L. Phillips 316 --<br/>38 How to make a Town Andrés Duany, Elizabeth Plater-Zyberk and Jeff Speck 324 --<br/>39 Planning Metropolitan Regions Gary Hack 334 --<br/>PART 7 EMERGING ISSUES IN URBAN AND REGIONAL PLANNING: 343<br/>Introduction: 344 --<br/>40 The Promise of Urban Growth United Nations Population Fund 347 --<br/>41 Beyond Megalopolis: Exploring America's new ''Megapolitan" Geography Robert E. Lang and Dawn Dhavale 356 --<br/>42 Land Use and Urban Form: Planning Compact Cities Timothy Beatley 362 --<br/>43 Shifting Ground to Address Climate Change: the Land Use Law Solution John R. Nolon 371 --<br/>44 Cities Under Siege: Urban Planning and the Threat of Infectious Diseases Richard A. Matthew and Bryan McDonald 383 --<br/>45 22@Barcelona: a New District for the Creative Economy Miguel Barceló Rota 390 --<br/>46 The Changing Politics of Urban Mega-projects Alan A. Altshuler and David E. Luberoff 400 --<br/>47 The spatial Organization of Cities: Deliberate Outcome or Unforeseen Consequence? Alain Bertaud 407 --<br/>Permissions 423 --<br/>Index 430 --<br/> |
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List of plates:<br/>Planning today and yesterday:<br/>1 World Urbanization --<br/>2 U.S. Large Cities 1970 to 2000 --<br/>3 Washington DC 1791 and 1997 --<br/>4 Philadelphia Greenways --<br/>5 New York City: Carver Houses, before and after --<br/>6 Chicago: 1909 Plan for Chicago and 1999 Chicago 2020 Metropolis Plan --<br/>7 Lower Manhattan Zoned: Two Eras --<br/>8 Broadacre City and the Ville Contemporaine --<br/>9 The Radburn Plan --<br/>10 American Metropolitics View of Atlanta --<br/>11 U.S. Megaregions and the Northeast Megaregion Ecostructure Map --<br/>12 Sprawl c. 2006 --<br/>13 Planning Agents --<br/>14 The Transect --<br/>15 PlaNYC 2030 --<br/>16 Metropolitan and Micropolitan Areas 2004 --<br/>Contemporary urban plans and project:<br/>17 Philadelphia's Society Hill, 1950s and 2007 --<br/>18 Growth Scenarios in Florida 2007 --<br/>19 State Plans for Maryland and New Jersey --<br/>20 Listening to the City --<br/>21 Delaware, Ohio, Comprehensive Plans Over Time --<br/>22 GIS and Visualization --<br/>23 Atlanta's Emerald Necklace Beltline --<br/>24 Compact Development --<br/>25 Chattanooga Waterfront --<br/>26 Rincon Hill and Transbay Transit Center, San Francisco --<br/>27 Pittsburgh's Herr's Island before and after --<br/>28 Richmond: Neighborhoods in Bloom --<br/>29 New Jersey Highlands Plan --<br/>30 Anchor Institution, University of Pennsylvania --<br/>31 California State Transportation Plan 2007 --<br/>32 Designated Urban Villages 2008 --<br/><br/> |
| 520 ## - SUMMARY, ETC. |
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The Urban and Regional Planning Reader draws together the very best of classic and contemporary writings to illuminate the planning of cities and metropolitan areas. Forty seven generous selections include contributions from Lewis Mumford, Jane Jacobs, lan McHarg, Paul Davidoff, Charles Harr, Susan Fainstein, and Charles J. Hoch through to Timothy Beatley, Jonathan Barnett, Alex Garvin, Tom Daniels, Andrés Duany, and Barbara Faga. The variety and wide selection of readings offers one of the most innovative amalgamations of planning research and practice. The Reader lays out the context, range of concerns, history, methods and key topics for twenty first century urban and regional planning. Sections on the world of planning, history and theory, classic readings, practice and current issues include writings with a focus on the distribution of space and place, housing, transportation design, environment, community development, the effects of cultural diversity and information technology on land use and other topics. It displays the techniques used to direct and control growth, including zoning, master planning, public budgeting, and citizen participation. It explores different types of plans distinguished by their scale and reference type. It references analytical and presentation techniques and outlines ethical issues confronting planners. This Urban and Regional Planning Reader provides an essential resource for students of planning, drawing together important but widely dispersed writings, while the associated bibliography enables deeper investigations. The synthesis is also valuable for lecturers and researchers in the area and the pertinent editorial commentaries preceding each entry not only demonstrate its significance, but also outline the issue surrounding the topic -- |
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Regional planning |
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City planning |
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United States |
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First published 2009 |
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HT166 |
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General |
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U7125 2009 |