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An introduction to town and country planning

John Ratcliffe

1974

Routledge Handbook of Planning for Health and Well-Being

Marcus Grant, Hugh Barton, Sarah Burgess et al.

2015

Cities for a small planet

Richard George Rogers

1998

City zoning, the once and future frontier

Clifford L. Weaver

1979

Transition zoning

Arthur C. Comey

1933

The American aesthetic

Nathaniel Alexander Owings

1969

Ekistics

Kōnstantinos Apostolou Doxiadēs

1968

Boundaries of the City

Alan Waterhouse

1993

The citizen's guide to planning

Herbert H. Smith

1979

The architecture and planning of classical Moscow

Albert J. Schmidt

1989

Collaborative planning

Patsy Healey

1997

New urbanism and American planning

Emily Talen

2005

The English town

Mark Girouard

1990

The city reader

Frederic Stout, Richard T. LeGates

2003

Man and his urban environment

William M. Michelson

1976

The making of cities

Walter G. Bor

1972

Placing words

William J. Mitchell

2005

L'Invention de Paris

David Fernbach, Eric Hazan

2004

Ecocities

Richard Register

2006

The small town planning handbook

Thomas L. Daniels

1995

The architecture of the city

Aldo Rossi

1984

New urbanism: comprehensive report & best practices guide

Marse

2003

City Making

Gerald E. Frug

2001

Dreaming the Rational City

M. Christine Boyer

1983

City

William Hollingsworth Whyte

1988

Building democracy

Graham Towers

1995

Cities and natural process

Michael Hough

1995

The ideal city, its architectural evolution

Helen Rosenau

1975

The city reader

Richard T. LeGates

2000

New York 1930

Thomas Mellins, Robert A. M. Stern, Gregory F. Gilmartin

1987

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