£12.50
Add to basket| Price in Euros | €14.88 |
| Price in USD | $19.77 |
| Select your currency | |
| Calculated price | |
FREE UK Postage for online orders over £60
Terms and conditions applyCity Urbanism and Its End
Douglas W. Rae
Product details
Format: Book
Pages: 544
Publisher: Yale University Press
Date Published: May 2005
Stock Code: 38453
Binding: Paperback
Extras
Rating
Total votes: 0
Description
This comprehensive book is both a richly textured portrait of New Haven, Connecticut, and the story of the rise and fall of American cities. Douglas Rae depicts the reasons for urban decline, explains why government spending has failed to restore urban vitality, and offers suggestions to enhance city life in the future.
"For anyone with the slightest interest in cities, this book is that rare combination: a must-read volume that you can't put down." Planning Magazine
Related Items
Edition Bauhaus Vol. 14 Dot.City - Relational Urbanism and New Media
Cell phones, automatic teller machines, and the Internet have become part of our daily lives, an indistinguishable part of our everyday activities...
£12.99
Add to basket
Future City
This text focuses on cities as the dominant form of human settlement for the future, examining the transformation that is happening in urban areas...
£37.99
Add to basket
Post a Review
You need to be logged in to post a review
