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Contents |
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Photo Essay: Authenticity in the Middle Ground |
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Acknowledgments |
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Editor’s note |
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Introduction |
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PART ONE TOWARDS A METROPOLITAN LANDSCAPE |
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CHAPTER 1 The spatial transformation and restructuring of american cities |
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CHAPTER 2 It’s time for comedy |
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CHAPTER 3 Agrarian urbanism and the aerial subject |
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CHAPTER 4 The uses of history in urban design |
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CHAPTER 5 Urbanism by numbers: A quantitative approach to urban form |
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PART TWO TOWARDS A METROPOLITAN URBANISM |
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CHAPTER 6 Practicing pragmatism in urban metropolitan design |
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CHAPTER 7 Flexibility to resilience: Directions for contemporary practice |
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CHAPTER 8 Planning the city multiple |
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CHAPTER 9 Citizenship and architecture: Notes on the order of the American city |
140 |
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PART THREE MAKING THE METROPOLITAN LANDSCAPE |
152 |
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CHAPTER 10 Integrating urban design and educational reform in the post-industrial american city: Paterson, New Jersey, as a City of Learning |
154 |
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CHAPTER 11 Drawing, persuasion, politics: A case study in the California Delta |
174 |
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CHAPTER 12 Urban decisions/urban designs |
184 |
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CHAPTER 13 Beijing sketchbook |
194 |
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PART FOUR PROGRAMS FOR A METROPOLITAN URBANISM |
214 |
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CHAPTER 14 Programs for a metropolitan urbanism |
216 |
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Notes on contributors |
224 |
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Figure Credits |
232 |
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Index |
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