Hardoy, Jorge Enrique.

Urban planning in pre-Columbian America / Jorge Hardoy.

New York : George Braziller, ©1968.

128 pages : illustrations, maps, plans ; 25 cm

Planning and cities

"Ranging from village planning in the primitive world to the most intricate urban planning proposals of our day, this new series explores the major epochs and areas in the history of cities and the ordering of man's environment. Each volume, copiously illustrated with photographs, plans, drawings and maps, analyzes the forms and designs of cities that evolved as solutions to the problems of men living in communities. The authors of the various volumes are historians concerned with the larger implications of architecture as a social art. Their purpose is to demonstrate how theory and practice responded to the way of life of a particular era."--Publisher.

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Urban Indians.
City planning Latin America.
Extinct cities Latin America.
Indians Antiquities.
Cities and towns, Ancient.
Peuples autochtones Antiquités.
Urbanisme Amérique latine.
Villes antiques.
Peuples autochtones en milieu urbain.
Villes disparues, en ruines, etc. Amérique latine.
Antiquities
City planning
Extinct cities
Städtebau
Geschichte
Precolumbiaans tijdperk.
Stedenbouw.
Indians Urban residence.
Latin America Antiquities.
Latin America
Südamerika
City Latin America
Latin Antiquities

History

Planning and cities.

Localisation: Bibliothèque main 107343
Cote: PO15056; ID:86-B21575
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