Vällingby and Farsta--from idea to reality; the new community development process in Stockholm.

Main entry:

Pass, David.

Title & Author:

Vällingby and Farsta--from idea to reality; the new community development process in Stockholm.

Publication:

Cambridge, Mass., MIT Press [1973]

Description:

xiii, 190 pages illustrations 26 cm

Notes:
Originally presented as the author's thesis, Tekniska högskolan, Stockholm.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 180-186).
Also issued online.

ISBN:

026216034X (hardcover)
9780262160346 (hardcover)

Subject:

City planning Sweden Stockholm.
Regional planning Sweden Stockholm Metropolitan Area.
City planning Sweden.
Urbanisme Suède.
Aménagement du territoire Suède Stockholm, Agglomération de.
Urbanisme Suède Stockholm.
City planning
Regional planning
Sweden Social policy
Sweden
Sweden Stockholm
Sweden Stockholm Metropolitan Area
Sweden Stockholm Farsta & Vällingby Social planning
geografie
geography
methodologie
methodology
ruimtelijke ordening
physical planning
plattelandsontwikkeling
rural development
plattelandsplanning
rural planning
plattelandskern
rural settlement
sociale economie
socioeconomics
zweden
steden
towns
stedelijke gebieden
urban areas
stedelijke planning
urban planning
dorpen
villages
economische planning
economic planning
sociale zorg
social care
Economics (General)
Economie (algemeen)

Form/genre:

Theses.

Holdings:

Location: Library main 37895
Call No.: 2469; ID:88-B8807
Status: Available

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