Planning of Canadian towns and cities, with special reference to post-war opportunities in town planning and housing
Subtitle: a series of lectures under the chairmanship of Prof. E.R. Arthur arranged by the School of Architecture, Faculty of Applied Science and Engineering in the University of Toronto, 1943-1944.
Published: 1944
Place of publication: [Toronto
Language: eng
Subjects: City planning -- Canada.
Notes: Includes bibliography.
Table of contents: value: v. 1. An introduction to the present needs and purposes of planning in Canada, by G.S. Mooney.-  A history of urbanism from 1000 A.D. to the beginning of the Industrial Revolution, by A. Adamson.- Industrialization and urbanization in Canada with their implications for housing, by L. Marsh.-  Modern their purpose, by E.G. Faludi.  v. 2. Planning procedure: Planning procedure, with reference to government structure, by L.M. Orton.-  Regional planning: Geographic bases of planning, by G. Taylor.  The region and the city, by R.F. Legget.  v. 3. Health and sanitation, by A.E. Berry.-  Drainage, underground and other utilities, by J.F. McLaren.-  Traffic and the street system, by A.E.K. Bunnell.  v. 4. Economics and urban growth, by W.H. Blucher.-  The economics of public transportation, by N.D. Wilson.-  Municipal finance, by C.A. Curtis.-  Housing finance and operation, by B. Higgins.  v. 5. The need for community life, by R. Walker [and others]-  Zoning, by C. Aronovici.-  Housing for Canada, by E.R. Arthur. v. 6.  Public housing estate management, by E. Wood.-  Commercial markets and industrial areas, by A.S. Mathers.-  Recreation, by H.B.D. Grubb.  v. 7. Legislation, by D. Fleming.-  Organization for public support, by H.S. Churchill.-  Toronto planning, by T.D. le-May.