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The urban design legacy of Colin Rowe / Steven W. Hurtt and James T. Tice, editors.
Title & Author:

The urban design legacy of Colin Rowe / Steven W. Hurtt and James T. Tice, editors.

Edition:

First edition.

Publication:

[Novato, CA] : Applied Research and Design Publishing, an imprint of ORO Editions, [2025]
©2025

Description:

684 pages : illustrations, maps ; 29 cm

Notes:
Includes bibliographical references and index.
I. Colin Rowe & urban design. The Colin Rowe model of urban form : "just how to make a city" / Steven K. Peterson ; Colin Rowe : the rediscovery of the city / Michael Dennis ; From "mathematics" to "urbanistics" / Antonio Pietro Latini ; The legacy of Colin Rowe and the figure-ground drawing / Charles Graves ; Type and transformation / James T. Tice ; Inland architect and contextualism : a commentary / Stuart Cohen ; The influence of Colin Rowe on my urbanism and architecture / Dhiru A. Thadani ; Three stage sets in search of a city : an American perspective / James T. Tice -- II. Pedagogy. Colin Rowe : my personal recollections / Jerry A. Wells ; The 1967 Cohen-Hurtt Master's thesis (abridged) / Steven W. Hurtt ; Contextualizing contextualism / Brian Kelly ; Buffalo and beyond : the Cornell urban design studio, theory and practice 1962-1988 / Steven W. Hurtt ; Disseminating an idea : the Cornell journal of architecture 2 / Blake Middleton ; Reflections on Colin Rowe, three decades hence / Thomas K. Davis ; Teaching urban design and the "reconquest of time" / Kevin Hinders -- III. Rome. Colin Rowe : Rome and Cornell / Roberto Einaudi ; Rome : a study in urban and architectural formation and transformation / Jon Michael Schwarting ; The micro-urbanism of Rome / James T. Tice ; Rome : the lost and unknown city (Roma ignota e perduta) / Judith Dimaio -- IV. Praxis. The impact of Colin Rowe on New York City / Terrance R. Williams ; The Koetter Kim practice, a paragon of contextualism? / Steven W. Hurtt ; Evidence of an argument / Blake Middleton ; Collage city : theory into practice / Matthew Bell ; Colin Rowe's influence on the new urbanism / Neil I. Payton ; Beyond dialectics : collage city in the contemporary metropolis / Adolf Sotoca ; Coding urban morphology : urban form as pattern and character of place / Stephen Quick ; Urbanism at ground zero : the attempted Colin-zation of lower Manhattan / Barbara Littenberg -- V. Diagnosis-prognosis. The timeliness of Rowe's legacy / Elio Piroddi ; Urbanistics : notes towards an intellectual biography of Colin Rowe / David Grahame Shane ; The best of both worlds : Rowe's "dialectic liberalism / Antonio Pietro Latini ; Charisma and insight : urban design in the concurrency of times / Franz G. Oswald.
Summary:

This book is for anyone seriously interested in the forces that shape the everyday environment of our cities, towns and suburbs, be they everyday citizen, student, aspiring community leader, academician or professional in real estate, architecture, landscape architecture or city planner. An extensive collection of essays that trace the profound influence and legacy of one of the greatest thinkers in the twentieth century on the everyday world we inhabit and on the people who do, or do not, design it. Colin Rowe is acknowledged to be the most influential figure in architectural theory in the last half of the 20th century. Although his contribution to the discipline and practice of urban design is equally important, there is no single text which specifically focuses on his work in this sphere. This book intends to address this omission by critically examining Rowe's urban design theory and its evolution, which began at the Cornell University Urban Design program in 1963 and continued until his death in 1999. The text features a score of previously unpublished essays by prominent scholars, educators and practitioners, many of whom were his students or close collaborators.0'The Urban Design Legacy of Colin Rowe' provides a window to explore past, present and future themes central to the discipline of urban design as seen through the critical lens of Colin Rowe and those who continue to define their creative work in relationship to that extraordinary intellect.

ISBN:

9781940743516 hardcover
1940743516 hardcover

Subject:

Rowe, Colin, 1920-1999 Criticism and interpretation.
Rowe, Colin, 1920-1999 Influence.
Rowe, Colin, 1920-1999
City planning.
Community development, Urban.
Sociology, Urban.
Architecture, Modern.
Développement communautaire urbain.
Sociologie urbaine.
urban sociology.
Architecture/Study & Teaching.
Architecture/Urban & Land Use Planning.
Architecture/History - Contemporary (1945 -)

Form/genre:

Essays.

Added entries:

Hurtt, Steven W., editor.
Tice, James, editor.

Holdings:

Location: Library study room new acquisitions 326582
Call No.: 326582
Copy: 1
Status: Available

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