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Portions previously published in various sources.

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Third Coast Atlas: Prelude to a Plan describes the conditions for urbanization across the Great Lakes region. It assembles a multi-layered, empirical description of urbanization processes within the drainage basins of the five Great Lakes and the Saint Lawrence River.

(Hardback, English)

Undertaken on the occasion of LAN's 10th anniversary, Traces recalls the journey through their projects and their travel impressions.

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Transect Urbanism: Readings in Human Ecology is the definitive reference on the Rural-to-Urban Transect, a compilation of the most important essays, diagrams, and images on the subject.

(Paperback, English)

Un-Conscious-City navigates and questions the future of the modern metropolis, and how largely invisible, unconscious forces, increasingly lead by interconnected technologies-as artificial intelligence-shape and influence the world's cities, and the ways they're experienced by global citizens.

(Paperback)

(Hardback)

Urban Grids: Handbook for Regular City Design is the result of a five-year design research project undertaken by professor Joan Busquets and Dingliang Yang at the Harvard Graduate School of Design.

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Details the urban regeneration experience that Tianhua Group has accumulated through hundreds of projects, covering the design strategies, and reflects on the political background, the market drivers, and the technical challenges behind the practice of urban regeneration in China.

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This monograph discusses the role that ruins play in urban centers in terms of their meaning, testimony, and value, and the opportunities they provide. After an outline of historical and contemporary approaches, with a special analysis of British and Italian approaches, the author puts forward a methodology for the investigation of the strategic values of such artifacts.

(Paperback)

Urbanism Beyond 2020 explores numerous questions triggered by the COVID-19 pandemic as relates to urban planning and design.

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A fresh look at urban design in the context of water and food shortages.

(Paperback, English)

A book that highlights critical design projects from around the world that radically engage the fragile issues of drought, flooding, and contamination, revealing opportunistic, adaptive design strategies in response to the mounting global crisis.

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(Paperback)

Barcelona is an emblematic example of how a European and Mediterranean city can be radically transformed. Starting from the eighties of the last century, through investment in contemporary architecture, tourism and advanced services, the city abandoned its traditional identity as an industrial centre.

(Hardback)

An in-depth and multidisciplinary examination of our rapidly urbanizing world.

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Part of the Redesigning Gridded Cities series of four titles, exploring the grid as a design tool.

(Hardback)

Period photographs, plans and drawings combine with an authoritative text and contemporary photographs to provide a historical survey of America's first public park. The creation of Central Park is placed in the context of 19th-century American art and social history.

(Paperback, Main)

By the year 2025, three-quarters of the world's population will live in cities. In these lectures, one of Britain's most prominent architects attempts to show how a city can respect both people and the environment through urban planning.

(Paperback, English ed.)

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Compact information about "contemporary living" in the future

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A practical handbook on urban design, explaining commonly used terms and solutions to urban design challenges.

(Hardback, English ed.)