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Introduction: Creating a Legacy of Beauty p.1, Part : How Did We Get Here? Chapter 1:The<br/>Romantic Modernist Gutting Of Cities p.7, Camillo Sitte and Medieval Cities as Archetype p.9, Glass<br/>Architecture and Workers' Housing p.12, Le Corbusier, CIAM, BrasÃlia, and Pruitt-Igoe p.18,Raymond<br/>Unwin, Hegemann and Peets, and Pierre Lavedan p.21, The English Park as Paradigm for the Car<br/>Suburb p.27, Chapter 2: Modernist Critique Of Modernist Planning p.32, Jane Jacobs and Lewis<br/>Mumford p.32,Kevin Lynch and Gordon Cullen p.34, La Tendenza, Bacon, and Rowe p.37, Pattern<br/>Language and Space Syntax p.40, Postmodernism p.42, Segregating Pedestrians to Make "People-<br/>Friendly Cities" p.45, Alien Bigness and Strangeness p.47, New Urbanism p.52, Chapter 3: What<br/>Now? p.55, Part II: Classic Planning Fundamentals, Chapter 4: Classic Planning Was Always There<br/>p.63,Out of Africa p.65, The Origin of Cities p.66, Classic Plans p.70, "Organic" Fabric p.82, Grand<br/>Manner Plans p.88, International Haussmannization p.99,Bigness without Beauty: Sublime Urbanism<br/>p.102, Utopian Impositions on the Landscape p.105,Chapter 5: Learning from What We Have p.112,<br/>L'Enfant's Plan for Washington, DC p.112, Making a City Beautiful p.118, The McMillan Plan p.125,<br/>Paris on the Anacostia p.133, Chapter 6: Urban Form and Your Experience p.144, The People's<br/>Choice p.144, Community Aspiration and Urban Reason-for-Being p.146, Urban Happiness Beauty<br/>and Holism p.147, Perception and Beauty p.151, Perception Is Fractal p.153, Fractal Is Classical<br/>p.154, Phenomenological Confirmation p.158, Fractal Is Classic Urban p.160, The Beauty Scale<br/><br/>p.161, Asset Allocation, Durability, and Time p.165,The Purpose of Urbanism p.169, Part Ill: Classic<br/>Planning Applied,Chapter 7: Classic Planning Knowledge Base p.173, Architectural Literacy p.173, A<br/>"Cloud" of Ideas p.182, Archetypes and Building Blocks p.188, Precedents: Imitation, Invention, and<br/>Judgment p.190, Chapter 8:Classic Planning Tools p.201, Sun, Wind, and Water p.201, Classic<br/>Traffic Planning p.206, Classic Streets p.209, Psychological and Behavioral Models p.211, Toward<br/>Intuitive Driving p.216, Applying Precedents in Parking p.220, Transport p.227, Chapter 9: Designing<br/>a City p.241, Grid Plans p.241, Law of the Indies p.246, Blocks and Alleys p.250, Streets p.254,<br/>Arcaded Streets p.260, Street Trees p.262, Urban Landscaping p.265, Plazas p.274, Boulevards and<br/>Avenues p.287, Chapter 10 : Building a City p.299, Buildings p.299, General Fabric Buildings p.311,<br/>Density p.314, Tall Buildings p.316, Stations and Terminals p.319, Airports p.326, Marketsp.330,<br/>Durable Infrastructurep.335, Building Community Infrastructur ep.339, Disaster Resilience p.342,<br/>The Skyline p.348, Chapter 11 : A Plan Is a Legacy Not a Solution p.355, Metropolitan Planning<br/>p.355, Country p.358, Urban Homeostasis p.364, Cities of Refuge p.365, Classic-Plan Code p.370,<br/>Long-Term Plans p.378, A City of Makers p.382, Epilogue p.393,The High-Tech City p.394 The Feral<br/>City p.397, Muddling Through Learning from Isfahan, Rome, and Angkor Wat to Understand Detroit<br/>p400, Notes p.407, Credits p.455, Index p.461. |
