The evolving European city / Giuseppe Marinoni, Giovanni Chiaramonte ; translated by Joyce Myerson.

Main entry:

Marinoni, Giuseppe, 1961-

Title & Author:

The evolving European city / Giuseppe Marinoni, Giovanni Chiaramonte ; translated by Joyce Myerson.

Publication:

Montreal ; Kingston : McGill-Queen's University Press, 2015.

Description:

271 pages : colour illustrations, maps ; 27 cm.

Notes:
Translation of: Città europea in evoluzione.
Includes bibliographical references.
Translated from Italian.
Translated from the Italian.

Summary:

In 'The Evolving European City', renowned urban planner and architect Giuseppe Marinoni and eminent photographer Giovanni Chiaramonte assemble a breathtaking presentation of cities that have undergone profound change in order to combat congestion, pollution and the unsighliness of industrial wastelands.

ISBN:

9780773545281 (paperback)
077354528X

Subject:

Europa
City planning Europe Case studies.
City planning Europe Pictorial works.
Design urbain Europe Études de cas.
Design urbain Europe Ouvrages illustrés.
City planning.
Verstädterung
Stadtplanung
Architektur
Städtebau
Stadsplanering.
Europe.

Form/genre:

illustrated books.
Illustrated works.
Case studies.
Pictorial works.
Ouvrages illustrés.

Added entries:

Chiaramonte, Giovanni, 1948-2023, illustrator.
Chiaramonte, Giovanni, 1948- photographer.
Myerson, Joyce, translator.

Holdings:

Location: Library main 290160
Call No.: BIB 232989
Status: Available

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