Norman Tyler, Robert M. Ward
An ideal introduction to community planning for students, planners, local officials, community leaders, and citizens.More
Richard Weston
Second Edition
An analysis of influential work by seminal architects, including Le Corbusier, Frank Lloyd Wright, Mies van der Rohe, Norman Foster, Frank Gehry, and Rem Koolhaas.More
Center for Inclusive Design and Environmental Access, Edward Steinfeld, Jonathan White
Why inclusive housing is necessary to achieve important urban goals and describes how to design in a variety of contexts.More
Robert F. Gatje
Forty outstanding urban spaces of the Western world, analyzed and drawn at a common scale for easy comparison.More
Yale School of Architecture, Andrei Harwell, Lydia Miller, Et Al.
The fourth book in this series records the collaboration of Nick Johnson, development director of Urban Splash, Manchester, with Kahn Visiting Professors Sean Griffiths, Charles Holland, and Sam Jacob, who worked with a studio of Yale students to investigate alternative possibilities for development of the derelict Bishopsgate Goods Yard in East London.More
Yale School of Architecture, Heather Kilmer, Nina Rappaport
Negotiated Terrains is the second book that features the work of the Louis I. Kahn Visiting Assistant Professors, a chairmanship endowed in 2004 to bring young innovators in architectural design to the Yale School of Architecture.More
Steven W. Semes
A comprehensive and eloquent argument for “new traditional” architecture that preserves the style and character of historic buildings.More
Lynden B. Miller
An inspirational and practical book about the benefits of enhancing cities with well-planted gardens, parks, and streets.More
Traci Rose Rider
Summarizes the main issues and strategies of the forceful and fast-paced green building movement.More
Yale School of Architecture, George Knight, Nina Rappaport, Et Al.
This book documents the third collaborative developer/architect studio at the Yale School of Architecture.More
Hilary French
The design of multiple housing – a new building type, especially for
growing urban populations – was a major new area of activity for
architects at the beginning of the twentieth century, and one that
continues into the twenty-first century.More
Hilary Ballon, Kenneth T. Jackson
A fresh look at the greatest builder in the history of New York City and one of its most controversial figures.More
Yale School of Architecture
Layered Urbanisms presents critical discussions and illustrations of urban research and design analysis as carried out in advanced studios with young architects investigating ways to design new urban spaces for New York.More
Rob Gregory
A collection of more than one hundred twenty-first-century buildings
of particular interest for study by students and professionals.
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Helen Tangires
An illustrated history of the buildings and spaces devoted to the urban marketplace for fresh food.More