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Get your house right

Ben Pentreath, Leon Krier, Richard Sammons et al.

2008

The no-growth imperative

Gabor Zovanyi

2013

Events management

G. A. J. Bowdin

2001

Money Mindset

Doug Coté, Jacob Gold

2015

The pension strategy

Andrew Springett

2005

Beautiful wedding decorations & gifts on a small budget

Diane Warner

1995

Intelligent planning

R. G. Wyatt

1989

Libraries designed for users

Nolan Lushington

1979

Anatomy of a park

Donald J. Molnar

1986

A Field Guide to Sprawl

Dolores Hayden

2004

Mathematics for geographers and planners

Wilson, A. G.

1975

Building the Future

California.

1994

Financial district study

Boston Redevelopment Authority

1989

Transportation policy for Boston expressways. (draft copy for review purposes)

Boston (Mass.). City Planning Board

1959

How to Really Start Your Own Business

David E. Gumpert

1996

Transport in cities

Richards, Brian

1990

Where to get married

Reena Jana

1999

The human microbiota

David N. Fredricks

2013

Introduction to transportation planning

Michael J. Bruton, B. Bruton

1975

Tourism and recreation handbook of planning and design

M. Baud-Bovy

1998

How to write a business plan

Mike P. McKeever

2015

Regional shopping centres

Colin S. Jones

1969

Return on principle

David J. Scranton

2016

Checklist of library building design considerations

William W. Sannwald

1997

Local plans in British land use planning

Patsy Healey

1983

Buckets of Money

Raymond J. Lucia

2002

Strategic enrolment intelligence

Black, Jim

2010

Lippincott's manual of psychiatric nursing care plans

Judith M. Schultz, Sheila L. Videbeck

1998

Environmental planning for site development

A. R. Beer, Anne R. Beer

1990

Zoning and property rights

Nelson, Robert H.

1977

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