Titre et auteur:

The pedestrian in the city.

Publication:

Princeton, N.J., Van Nostrand [1966, ©1965]

Description:

299 pages

Notes:
Includes bibliographical references.
Introduction -- Mies' urban spaces -- New urban design concepts ; Greenways and movement structures ; the Philadelphia plan -- Constructed art -- Planning in Liverpool today -- Sheffield -- Projective relief -- The humanistic city of Camillo Sitte -- Curvilinear space form -- Two projects : Fort Worth Texas 1956 ; East Island New York 1961 -- Do not segregate pedestrians and automobiles -- Pittsburgh northside -- London -- The living city -- The history of nothing -- Matmata -- The Dogon and the Tellem -- Two sculptures -- Four reliefs -- Tepotzlan : native genius in town planning -- Squatters in Peru -- Markets in Morocco -- Cities : stasis or process -- Collage -- Recent thoughts in town planning and urban design -- Erith -- Sculpture -- The linear city -- Clyde City -- Urban renewal and central area redevelopment in Great Britain : the participation of private enterprise -- Planning and designing the central areas of Cumbernauld new town -- Joy box -- Chandigarh : the punjab scene -- Chandigarh realised -- Chandigarh housing -- The relevance of Greek planning today -- Doxiadis' contribution to the pedestrian view of the city -- Fascia signs in development schemes in London and Basle -- US gas station.

Sujet:

City planning.
Traffic regulations.

Vedettes secondaires:

Lewis, David, 1922-

Exemplaires:

Localisation: Bibliothèque main 280351
Cote: BIB 217048
Statut: Disponible