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100 1  Brown, Lance Jay,|d1943- 
245 10 Urban design for an urban century :|bplacemaking for 
       people /|cLance Jay Brown, David Dixon, Oliver Gillham. 
260    Hoboken, N.J. :|bWiley,|c2009 
300    viii, 296 p., [32] p. of plates :|bill. (some col.), maps 
       (some col.) ;|c24 cm. 
504    Includes bibliographical references (p. 285-290) and 
       index. 
505 0  Part I: Paradigms, Principles and Process -- Urban design 
       a social and public art -- Fitting people and place -- The
       evolution of a "social and public art" -- Integrating 
       diverse perspectives and skills -- Giving form to a 
       rapidly changing society -- Shaping the response to a 
       changing world -- Roots of urban form -- Early cities -- 
       European cities in the Middle Ages -- Renaissance forms 
       reshape cities -- The new world turns toward the grid -- 
       The industrial revolution and reaction -- Imagining the 
       postindustrial city -- Decentralization: The growth of the
       modern city -- Europe and modernism -- Recentralization: 
       the city as the future -- Setting the stage: fifty years 
       of suburbanization -- Cities on the rebound -- New forces 
       shaping cities -- New currents in urban design -- 
       Principles for an urban century -- Process should support 
       the principles -- Part II: Putting Urban Design into 
       Practice -- Case studies in urban design -- Guiding 
       regional growth and change -- Roots -- Approaches today --
       Case studies -- How the projects illustrate the principles
       -- Rediscovering downtown and main street -- Roots -- 
       Approaches today -- Case studies -- How the projects 
       illustrate the principles -- Reinventing older 
       neighborhoods -- Roots -- Approaches today -- Case studies
       -- How the projects illustrate the principles -- Inventing
       new neighborhoods -- Roots -- Approaches today -- Case 
       studies -- How the projects illustrate the principles -- 
       Reclaiming the waterfront -- Roots -- Approaches today -- 
       Case studies -- How the projects illustrate the principles
       -- Creating the public realm -- Roots -- Approaches today 
       -- Case studies -- How the projects illustrate the 
       principles -- Transforming campus into community -- Roots 
       -- Approaches today -- Case studies -- How the projects 
       illustrate the principles -- Conclusion. 
650  0 City planning|zUnited States 
700 1  Dixon, David,|d1947 July 17- 
700 1  Gillham, Oliver 
856 41 |3Table of contents only|uhttp://www.loc.gov/catdir/toc/
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