New towns for the 21st century : the planned vs. the unplanned city / International New Town Institute ; [chief editor, Michelle Provoost ; visual essay, Gerard Hadders].

Title & Author:

New towns for the 21st century : the planned vs. the unplanned city / International New Town Institute ; [chief editor, Michelle Provoost ; visual essay, Gerard Hadders].

Publication:

Description:

288 pages : illustrations (chiefly color), maps (some color) ; 32 cm

Notes:
"This book was the result of a conference on New Towns for the 21st Century by the International New Town Institute which took place on Juny [i.e. June] 4-5, 2009"--Page facing title page.
Includes bibliographical references.
Capitalist planning and its dissolution -- From communism to capitalism ... and back? -- Urban simulation as research instrument -- 'Self-organization' as a positive force -- Planning the unplanned.

Summary:

Documentatie in woord en beeld over de voor- en nadelen van geplande steden.

ISBN:

9789085068051 (paperback)
9085068053 (paperback)

Subject:

City planning Congresses.
New towns Congresses.
Villes nouvelles Congrès.
Architecture and Planning.
City planning
New towns
Stadsplanering.
Urban planning.

Form/genre:

Conference Publications.
Conference papers and proceedings

Added entries:

Provoost, Michelle.
Hadders, Gerard, 1954-
International New Town Institute.

Planned vs. the unplanned city
New towns for the twenty-first century

Holdings:

Location: Library main 268073
Call No.: BIB 199976
Status: Available

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