Regional survey of New York and its environs.
Published: 1927
Place of publication: [New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 10
Subjects: City planning -- New York (N.Y.); Regional planning -- New York (City); New York (City) -- Public works
Work titles: Regional Plan of New York and its Environs
Notes: Includes bibliography.
Table of contents: value: v. 1. Major economic factors in metropolitan growth and arrangement, by Robert Murray Haig in consultation with Roswell C. McCrea. v. 1. A. Chemical, metal, wood, tobacco and printing industries.  v. 1.B. Food, clothing and textile industries wholesale markets and retail shopping and financial districts.-  v. 2. Population, land values and government, by Thomas Adams [and others]-  v. 3. Highway traffic, by Harold M. Lewis in consultation with Ernest P. Goodrich.-  v. 4. Transit and transportation, and A study of port and industrial areas and their relation to transportation, by Harold M. Lewis.-  v. 5. Public recreation, by Lee H. Hanmer [and others]-  v. 6. Buildings, their uses and the spaces about them; comprising three monographs: The character, bulk & surroundings of buildings, by Thomas Adams.-  Housing conditions in the New York region, by Thomas Adams.-  Control of building heights, densities and uses by zoning, by Edward M. Bassett.-  v. 7. Neighborhood and community planning; comprising three monographs: The neighborhood unit, by Clarence Arthur Perry.-  Sunlight & daylight for urban areas, by Wayne D. Heydecker.-  Problems of planning unbuilt areas, by Thomas Adams [and others]-  v. 8. Physical conditions and public services, by Harold M. Lewis [and others]