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- Living Urbanism
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- 23 Nov 2009
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8.5" x 11"
80 pages
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- architecture, Building, city planning, Classical Architecture, Complete Streets, Congress for the New Urbanism, Construction, Contemporary Design, Green, green building, Living Traditions, Living Urbanism, Modern Architecture, New Urbanism, Original Green, planning, Traditional Architecture, Transit, Urban Design
Has Public Space, Great Streets and Camillo Sitte ever been more relevant? Do you know what the ‘long tail’ means in the quest to crowdsource unique urban development? Ever wonder why Washington D.C’s seemingly pristine Metro just doesn’t deliver as much urban appeal as the New York City’s grimy subway? What is the true meaning of Phillip Johnson’s “Glass House?” Are you also looking for better ways to cultivate the collective mind power of today's best urban planners? These questions and many more are mused upon in this volume of Living Urbanism.
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