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Walt Disney and the quest for community

Steve Mannheim

2002

Colonies in Space

T.A. Heppenheimer

1977

No more corncraiks

Mitchell, Ann.

1998

Landscape planning for a new Australian town

Kent McCoy

1976

Urban development in France and Germany

National Urban Development Conference University of Reading 1972.

1974

The contemporary new communities movement in the United States

Gideon Golany, Daniel Walden

1975

Seaside Postcard Book

Steven Brooke

1999

The role of public transport in New Towns

Mary Alpert

1979

Building new communities

Diane Yvonne Ghirardo

1989

The new towns

Osborn, Frederic James Sir

1963

Dreamstreets

Jacqueline Yallop

2015

Salvage

Robert Edric

2010

The European city

D. Burtenshaw

1991

New towns and old

Hans-Erland Heineman

1975

The debate on urban policy

Robert Coursey

1977

The city in West Europe

D. Burtenshaw

1981

The North Pickering Project

North Pickering Project (Ont.)

1974

New communities policy and development in the United States

New Jersey. New Communities Section.

1973

Bonsai Australia banzai

Gavan McCormack

1991

New towns in America

Conference on New Communities Washington, D.C. 1971

1973

Telford

Maurice de Soissons

1991

Health care in new communities

Norman H. Loewenthal

1976

New towns

Pierre Merlin

1971

Soul City North Carolina

Soul City Company

1974

New-town planning

Gideon Golany

1976

Hong Kong's new towns

M. R. Bristow

1989

The road that is not a road and the Open City, Ritoque, Chile

Ann M. Pendleton-Jullian

1996

The French new towns

James M. Rubenstein

1978

The urban environment and residential satisfaction with an emphasis on new towns--an annotated bibliography

Richard Glance

1973

The North Pickering Project

Ontario. Ministry of Housing.

1975

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