Common wealth / Edward Mitchell, Fred Koetter, Aniket Shahane ; Edward Mitchell, Daphne Binde, Jared Abraham, Ian Spencer, editors.

Title & Author:

Common wealth / Edward Mitchell, Fred Koetter, Aniket Shahane ; Edward Mitchell, Daphne Binde, Jared Abraham, Ian Spencer, editors.

Publication:

New Haven, CT : Yale School of Architecture, 2016.
©2016

Description:

vi, 236 pages : colour illustrations, maps, plans ; 26 cm

Notes:
Introduction -- Instant City -- Fort Point Channel -- Central Square -- City Hall.

Summary:

Common Wealth, edited by Edward Mitchell, features the work of the Post-Professional Design Studios, taught by Fred Koetter, Ed Mitchell, and Aniket Shahane ('05). The studios examined the impact of recent growth in greater Boston at three sites: Fort Point Channel, Central Square, and City Hall. Boston is transforming its seemingly staid identity as a city of neighborhoods into a more metropolitan place. With essays by Edward Mitchell, Brian Healy ('81), Kishore Varanasi, Tim Love, Aniket Shanane, and Ila Berman, the book focuses on Boston's newest forms of urbanism, the architectural context of the city, and future growth.

ISBN:

9781945150234 (soft cover)
1945150238 (soft cover)

Subject:

Architecture Massachusetts Boston.
Urbanization Massachusetts Boston.
Urbanisation Massachusetts Boston.
Architecture
Urbanization
Massachusetts Boston

Added entries:

Mitchell, Edward (Architect), author, editor.
Koetter, Fred, author, editor.
Shahane, Aniket, author.
Binder, Daphne, editor.
Abraham, Jared, editor.
Spencer, Ian, editor.

Holdings:

Location: Library main 296893
Call No.: BIB 243211
Status: Available

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