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INTRODUCTION 7 --
1 THE CITY EDGE 11 --
PRELIMINARIES 11 --
THE Customs Boundary 12 --
The Multiple Edge 15 --
THE WALLED EDGE 26 --
Alternative Boundaries 26 --
The Nature Of City Walls 28 --
The Fringe Belt 34 --
City Gates 36 --
Mural Traces 38 --
MEETING THE WATER 39 --
River Town 39 --
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Early Suburbs 47 --
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THE OPEN CITY 54 --
Controls at the Fringe 55 --
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Transportation and the City Edge 59 --
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Edge Cities 67 --
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INTRODUCTION 71 --
THE SOVEREIGN DISTRICT 74 --
Prince, Courtiers, and People 74 --
A Site for the Princely Residence 75 --
Changing the Course of State 78 --
Democracy and Socialism 80 --
GOD IN THE CITY 82 --
God vs King 82 --
Temple and Temenos 86 --
God among Neighbors 87 --
The Christian Parish 88 --
The Contest of Religion 90 --
The Separation of Church and State 91 --
PAGUS MERCATORIUM 92 --
Market Towns 92 --
Hosting Foreign Merchants 93 --
The Market and the State 94 --
The environment of Trade 96 --
The Case of Islam 99 --
The Business District of Capitalism 99 --
KEEPING APART 102 --
Barriers Visible and Invisible 104 --
Cultural Separation 106 --
The Modern Colonial City 110 --
Economic Segregation 117 --
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THE NATURE OF PUBLIC PLACES 123 --
The Life and Control of the Public 124 --
Privatized Public Realms 125 --
Courtyard and Square 127 --
THE DISTRIBUTION OF PUBLIC PLACES 130 --
At the City Edge 130 --
Town Squares 130 --
Multiple Systems 134 --
MATTERS OF SIZE 136 --
Disencumbering 138 --
Totalitarian Scales 141 --
TYPOLOGIES 144 --
The Frame and the People 144 --
The Classifiers 146 --
Shapes of Squares 149 --
A Book of Uses 152 --
PUBLIC PARKS 164 --
A Backward Look 166 --
The Modern Park 169 --
THE PUBLIC PLACES OF TODAY 172 --
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INTRODUCTION 189 --
Historical Notes 190 --
Private Streets 192 --
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The Theatre of Power 195 --
Culture and Class 198 --
The Regulated Street 200 --
Sidewalks and Paving 209 --
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The Building Line 214 ---
Porticoes and Porches 216 --
SOME STREET TYPES 218 --
Waterways 218 --
The Bridge Street 225 --
The Boulevard 228 --
Covered Streets 230 --
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Unwin and Le Corbusier 231 --
Precedents Technological and Social 234 --
Compromising Modernism: Early Experiments 235 --
Elevating the Pedestrian 237 --
The Return of the Street 239 --
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THE FALL AND RISE OF CITIES 245 --
London and Lisbon 245 --
Urban Longevity 250 --
DISASTERS AND THEIR AFTERMATHS 251 --
Straying Put 251 --
Urban Conflagration 252 --
Earthquakes, Floods, and Hurricanes 253 --
THE DESTRUCTION OF OF WAR 254 --
Damnatio Memoriae 254 --
Saks, Light and Through 257 --
The Second World War 258 --
Reconstruction 260 --
HAUSSMANNIZATION 266 --
Public Utility and the Law 267 --
The Taking of Property 269 --
Haussmann Outside Europe 273 --
Urban Renewal Western Style 275 --
INCREMENTAL CHANGES 279 --
The &#x201C;Medievalizing&#x201D; of Rome 279 --
&#x201C;Organic&#x201D; Changes 290 --
Urban Infill 292 --
Burgage Plots 294 --
The American Case 296 --
PROCESS AGAINST CONSERVATION: THE LIFE OF URBAN FORM 298 --
Notes 306 --
Bibliography 311 --
Acknowledgments for Illustrations 314 --
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