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A New theory of urban design

Hajo Nais, Christopher Alexander, Ingrid F. King

1987

Urban acupuncture

Jaime Lerner

2014

Fundamentals of urban design

Richard Hedman

1984

Sustainable architecture

Ed Melet

1999

Sustainable Urbanism And Beyond Rethinking Cities For The Future

Tigran Haas

2012

Home from nowhere

James Howard Kunstler

1996

A Merchants association for Downtown Crossing

Boston Redevelopment Authority

1980

Culver City general plan

Culver City (Calif.)

1996

Alternative Urban Futures

Raquel Pinderhughes

2004

Reinventing the skyscraper

Ken Yeang

2002

Mixed land use

Dimitri Procos

1976

Sport, leisure and culture in the postmodern city

Peter Bramham, Stephen Wagg

2009

Beyond Mobility

Stefan Al, Erick Guerra, Robert Cervero

2017

Commercial palace district

Boston Redevelopment Authority

1983

Monroe, North Carolina, central business district study

North Carolina. Division of Community Planning

1967

Points + lines

Stan Allen

1999

The Image of the City

Kevin Lynch

1975 ★ 4.2

650-690 Fourth Street

San Francisco (Calif.). Dept. of City Planning

2000

Community planning

Eric D Kelly, Eric Damian Kelly, Barbara Becker

2000

The city in West Europe

D. Burtenshaw

1981

A compendium of reports and studies relating to the commerce and industry of Boston

Boston (Mass.). City Planning Board

1924

Tent city, Boston, Massachusetts - draft environmental impact report/statement

Sasaki Associates.

1985

The language of cities

Deyan Sudjic

2017

The secret history of Georgian London

Dan Cruickshank

2009

Neighborhood space

Randolph T. Hester

1976

Green belts

Martin J. Elson

1986

Land development

National Association of Home Builders (U.S.)

1987

The design of public places

John Dixon

2003

Carrying out the city plan

Flavel Shurtleff

1914

Habitat conservation planning

Timothy Beatley

1994

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