Urban villages and the making of communities
By: edited by Peter Neal.
Contributors: Neal, Peter, 1963-
Publisher: Spon Press, an imprint of Taylor & Francis
Published: 2003
Place of publication: London; New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 258
Subjects: City planning; Community development, Urban
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Part I. Introduction; title: An urban village primer / Peter Neal; title: 2. Authentic urbanism and the Jane Jacobs legacy / Roberta Brandes Gratz; title: Part II. The context for urban villages; title: Introduction; title: 1. Smart growth on two continents / Peter Hall; title: 2. Planning for sustainable communities / David Lock; title: 3. Emerging digital neighbourhoods / William Mitchell; title: Part III. Design principles for urban villages; title: Introduction; title: 4. Neighbourhood design in practice / Andres Duany; title: 5. Connectivity and movement / David Taylor; title: 6. The social dynamic / Ken Worpole; title: Part IV. Implementing urban villages / Mike Hollingsworth, Ben Denton, Chris Brown; title: Introduction; title: 7. Project identification; title: 8. Project procurement; title: 9. Project management; title: Afterword; title: The challenge ahead / David Lunts; title: Part V. Case studies; title: Introduction; title: Urban retrofit; title: 1. The jewellery quarter, Birmingham; title: 2. Little Germany, Bradford; title: 3. Temple bar, Dublin; title: 4. Kings Spadina, Toronto; title: Urban renewal; title: 5. Crown Street, Glasgow; title: 6. The Pearl District, Portland; title: 7. Expo bo01, Malmö; title: 8. Llandarcy, South Wales; title: Urban extension; title: 9. Upton, Northampton; title: 10. Poundbury, Dorset; title: 11. Kirchsteigfeld, Potsdam; title: 12. Newington, Sydney; title: Index.