Planning problems of town, city and region
Subtitle: papers and discussions at the International city and regional planning conference held at New York city, April 20 to 25, 1925
Publisher: Pub. for the Conference by the Norman, Remington co.
Published: 1925
Place of publication: Baltimore, Md
Language: eng
Number of pages: 530
Subjects: Cities and towns; Planning; Congresses
Notes: The international conference was held in conjunction with the 17th National conference on city planning and is bound in a style uniform with the annual Proceedings of that conference, taking the place of the volume for 1925.
Table of contents: title: Addresses of welcome.; title: Progress in planning, by G. B. Ford.; title: Discussion by representatives of various countries.; title: The traffic problem.; title: Decentralization within regions.; title: The New York regional plan.; title: A plan for the state of New York, by C. S. Stein.; title: How to lay out regions for planning, by Alfred Bettman.; title: The government of metropolitan areas, by T. H. Reed.; title: Typical city plans.; title: Selection of airplane fields, by W. N. Hensley, jr.; title: Aerial photographic mapping, by G. H. Matthes.; title: Planning unbuilt areas.; title: Zoning in practice.; title: Acquisition of lands benefited by public improvements, by Dr. I. G. Gibbon.; title: The business value of city and regional planning, by Bancroft Gherardi.; title: Organization of the seventeenth conference [of the National conference on city planning].; title: Resolutions adopted by the conference.