New communities conference
Subtitle: [papers]
Published: 1971
Place of publication: Washington, D.C
Language: eng
Notes: November 3-6, 1971.
Table of contents: title: [no. 1] Development incentives and controls for new communities: an overview, by Carl Feiss.; title: [no. 2] Planned unit development: its significance for new communities, by Malcolm D. Rivkin.; title: [no. 3] In search of the public interests in land use controls, by William J. Nicoson.; title: [no. 4] Our governmental system: Handicap or handmaiden to new communities? by Norman Beckman.; title: [no. 5] Public control versus public acction: legitimizing the public role in new community development, by James McKellar.; title: [no. 6] Innovation in transportation systems in new community design, by Alan M. Voorhees.; title: [no. 7] Phasing growth: a process or a plan, by Raymond L. Watson.; title: [no. 8] Systems design, by Charles L. Biederman.; title: [no. 9] Social and marketing concepts as a basis of form, by Arthur H. Keyes, Jr.; title: [no. 10] An overview of systems design, by Archibald C. Rogers. [no. 11] Social and economic programming and urban design, by Robert Tennenbaum.; title: [no. 12] New towns: the development process, by Philip David.; title: [no. 13] Searching for "new" new communities, by David A. Crane.; title: [no. 14] The client is the community, by Herbert M. Franklin.; title: [no. 15] The architect and the design team, by Ralph Rapson.; title: [no. 16] Some guidelines for contractual agreements and compensation for urban design services, by Elliott Carroll.; title: [no. 17] Evolution of a new community: organization of management and decision-making as related to the architect, by Knowlton Fernald Jr.; title: [no. 18] Economic and social programming: an overview, by Robert Gladstone.; title: [no. 19] Social and economic functions and objectives, [by] Raymond D. Nasher.; title: [no. 20] Evaluating alternative new community plans, by Lloyd Rodwin and Lawrence Susskind.; title: [no. 21] The practical process of sytems design, by George J. Pillorgé and Daniel R. Brents.