Rethinking the Niagara Frontier
Subtitle: a report on the continuing bi-national forum
By: Robert G. Shibley and Bradshaw Hovey, editors.
Contributors: Shibley, Robert G.; Hovey, Bradshaw.; State University of New York at Buffalo. Urban Design Project.; Ontario. Waterfront Regeneration Trust.
Publisher: Urban Design Project, School of Architecture and Planning, University at Buffalo, State University of New York; University at Buffalo, State University of New York / Waterfront Regeneration Tr
Published: 2001
Place of publication: [Buffalo, N.Y.]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 73
ISBN-13: 9781931612005
Subjects: Niagara Frontier (N.Y.); Niagara Peninsula (Ont.)
Other titles: Dr. Frank Kowsky
Notes: "A publication of the Urban Design Project and the Waterfront Regeneration Trust"--T.p. verso.

Dr. Frank Kowsky.
Table of contents: value: Overview; value: Participants; value: A good regional dialogue: two nations, one region ; Precendents and possibilities ; Talking together ; The way forward; value: Good people, good programs, good ideas: Brian Merrett on the Niagara Parks ; Mary Means on Heritage development ; Robert C. O'Dell on tourism investment opportunities ; John Farrow on successful city regions; value: The Niagara Frontier: border zone or "middle ground"? / David Herzberg, with a preface by Michael H. Frisch; value: Precedents from other regions: lessons in boundary-crossing / Bradshaw Hovey; value: Learning from other regions; value: Recovering the stories of the borderland Regenerating the cradle of the American Industrial Revolution; value: Restructuring an old industrial district; value: What we can learn from these cases.