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Chinatown zoning update

Boston Redevelopment Authority

1989

Jerusalem architecture

Daṿid Ḳroyanḳer

1994

Sustaining cities

Joseph Leitmann

1999

Art as Urban Strategy

Henriette Heezen, Tom van Gestel, Nathalie Zonnenberg

2010

The Urban Wisdom of Jane Jacobs

Diane L. Zahm, Sonia Hirt

2012

Union Square redevelopment

Epsilon Associates

2019

The landscape of towns

Michael Aston

1976

Forests at the wildland-urban interface

Susan W. Vince

2005

Crossing the expendable landscape

Bettina Drew

1998

Green urbanism down under

Peter Newman, Timothy Beatley

2008

City

William Hollingsworth Whyte

1988

Planned unit development

Robert W. Burchell

1973

Icons and aliens

John J. Costonis

1989

Building democracy

Graham Towers

1995

Mobility and Transportation

Wulf-Holger Arndt

2015

Analytical transport planning

Robert Lane

1973

Streets ahead

Design Council.

1979

Cities and natural process

Michael Hough

1995

The ideal city, its architectural evolution

Helen Rosenau

1975

Towns and cities

Oxford Designers and Illustrators, Richard Spilsbury, Louise Spilsbury

2012

The Trumpet-Major, and Robert His Brother

Thomas Hardy

1880

Boston naval shipyard/Charlestown planning and development program

Boston Redevelopment Authority

1975

Selling security

Alison Wakefield

2003

U.S. Custom house

Perini Land and Development Company.

1990

55 Ninth Street

San Francisco (Calif.). Planning Dept.

2003

SimCity 2000

Michael Bremer, Nick Dargahi

1994

Streets and the shaping of towns and cities

Michael Southworth

1997

The study of urban geography

Harold Carter

1972

Redesigning the American Dream

Dolores Hayden

1984

Community Action and Planning

Nick Gallent, Daniela Ciaffi

2014

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