Designing the city of reason
foundations and frameworks
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Word Count
85,500 words, Guess
Page Count
342 pages
Identifiers
- ISBN-139780415420914
- ISBN-139780415420921
- ISBN-100415420911
- ISBN-10041542092X
- Goodreads1030379', '1030374
and 7 more
- Library of Congress Control Number2006034626
- OCLC Control Number127321999
- OCLC Control Number74029304
- Better World Books9780415420921
- Better World Books9780415420914
- Better World BooksKS-780-162
- Open LibraryOL22757530M
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- DDC711/.4
- LCCNA9050 .M27 2007
- LCCNA9050.M27 2007
and 1 more
- LCCNA9050 .M27 2007eb
Description
"Modernist urban design has often been criticized for its rationalism, and its associations with science and technology in contrast to faith, emotion and experience. But how have cities before and after modernism differed? What is reason, and what does a city of reason consist of? Designing the City of Reason investigates the meaning of reason and looks at how it has been applied in contemporary city design and urban development." "Employing examples from across the globe, Designing the City of Reason will be a valuable contribution for both academics and practitioners working throughout the fields of architecture, planning and urban design."--Jacket.
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