Planning for an urban world: the design of resource-conserving cities [by] Richard L. Meier.

Main entry:

Meier, Richard L.

Title & Author:

Planning for an urban world: the design of resource-conserving cities [by] Richard L. Meier.

Publication:

Cambridge, Mass., MIT Press [1974]

Description:

xiv, 515 pages illustrations 24 cm

Notes:
Includes bibliographical references.
Also issued online.

Summary:

Monograph on urban planning, with particular reference to problems of resources conservation and ecosystem balance - analyses the dynamics of worldwide urbanization under conditions of natural resources depletion, and includes scenarios of future urban developments, etc. Diagrams, maps, references and statistical tables.

ISBN:

0262131129
9780262131124

Subject:

City planning.
Natural resources.
Ressources naturelles.
Urbanisme 1945-
natural resources.
Natur
Stadtplanung
Schaarste.
Stadsplanning.
Natuurlijke hulpbronnen.
urban planning.
resources conservation.
ecosystem.
urbanization.
future.
urban development.
statistical table.
aménagement urbain.
conservation des ressources.
écosystème.
urbanisation.
ressources naturelles.
futur.
développement urbain.
tableau statistique.
planificación urbana.
conservación de los recursos.
ecosistema.
urbanización.
recursos naturales.
futuro.
desarrollo urbano.
cuadros estadísticos.
Urban regions Social planning

Form/genre:

map.
reference.
carte géographique.
référence bibliographique.
mapa.
referencia.

Holdings:

Location: Library main 141610
Call No.: 10008 A1322; ID:87-B17819
Status: Available

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