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3. Plans in time. (Longer View)

Author

Liebowitz, Denise and Simon, Tony

Subjects
City planning -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Architecture, American -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Capitals (Cities), Architecture and society -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Government
Published
2002

4. Monumental challenge. (Longer View)

Author

Longstreth, Richard

Subjects
City planning -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Capitals (Cities), Parks -- Washington, D.C., Government
Published
2002

5. My year as President of the RTPI - Looking backwards and forwards

Subjects
Presidents (Organizations) -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, City planning -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Business, Government, Royal Town Planning Institute -- Officials and employees
Abstract

As 2012 draws to a close, president Colin Haylock reflects on the highs and lows of a tough and challenging year for the sector. I was elected as the RTPI's [...]

Published
2013

7. Public view sought for Edinburgh plan

Subjects
City councils -- Public relations, City planning -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Company public relations, Business, Government
Abstract

Consultation on the first Edinburgh city local plan began last week, with residents asked 20 questions on issues such as supermarket locations and public transport improvements. Views are also being [...]

Published
2005

8. Can you be an urbanist and still like cities?

Author

Ehrenhalt, Alan

Subjects
City planners -- Influence, City planning -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Business, Government
Abstract

The influence of Jane Jacobs on US urban planning and design is discussed, in the light of the 40th anniversary of her classic work, 'The Death and Life of Great American Cities'. Jacobs favoured mixed-used developments, and saw that street life and people at leisure are a vital part of cities.

Published
2001

9. New Urbanists sign charter, march into the future

Author

Bressi, Todd W.

Subjects
Architectural design -- Conferences, meetings and seminars, Planners -- Conferences, meetings and seminars, City planning -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Business, Government
Abstract

Architects, planners and other advocates of the New Urbanist philosophy wrote a charter defining their views on how to redirect design and planning at their Fourth Congress on the New Urbanism. About 200 attended the gathering, which focused on urban infill development, urban growth boundaries and other New Urbanist principals. Historical design style is still a point of contention. Awards were given for New Urbanist projects and plans were made for reports such as New Urbanist concepts' effects on car travel.

Published
1996

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