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Showing 1 to 20 of 38 for “"NEW TOWNS"”.

  1. Revitalizing new towns in Singapore

    Thesis (M.C.P)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Urban Studies and Planning, 1989, and Thesis (M.S)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Architecture, 1989.

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  2. New towns in northern Australia.

    Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Dept. of City and Regional Planning. Thesis. 1967. M.C.P.

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  3. Citizens, services, and new towns

    "Citizens, Services and New Towns" is a study of two new towns, Reston, Virginia and Columbia, Maryland, their private governmental structures and their service delivery mechanisms. Because of the relative success of Reston and Columbia and the 1970 Housing Act, new towns are springing up across …

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  4. Subtopia: photography, architecture and the new towns programme

    … map of the contemporary condition of the New Towns in the United Kingdom. The written argument proposes an archaeology of the visual paradigms that inform the photographic representation of landscape and architecture. It investigates and discusses the history and the historiography of …

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  5. Sustainable urban forms for Chinese typical new towns

    … amplified form. Construction of many new towns in rural areas has been accelerated due to vigorous economic growth and immigration of people to urban areas. Many such new towns deal with their sustainability as a fundamental goal. However, these new towns are not demonstrating whether …

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  6. New towns from gowns : urban form and placemaking at college campuses

    … alumni, and retirees who choose to live in these towns. But what if the existing town falls short? In recent years, several universities in North America have sought to remedy perceived deficiencies in their "college towns" by going into the town planning business-planning new neighborhoods, new

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  7. Sociology of planned migration: A study of planned migration process to new towns

    … and workers from the inner areas of London to new towns. It is mainly a contribution to the sociology of planning, although its broader aims and objectives are: (a) To develop the concept of planned migration, based on the policy of dispersing and decentralising urban population and industries …

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  8. Modernity and tradition in the design of new towns : Sadat City, Egypt and Yanbu, Saudi Arabia

    Thesis (M.C.P.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Urban Studies and Planning, 1990.

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  9. From new towns to eco-towns : transferable lessons in the building of new cities in Great Britain

    … looks to Great Britain for lessons in building New Towns, with an eye towards the nascent Eco-Towns program. Specifically, three areas in urban design are considered: the employment of the neighborhood unit, the attitude towards green space, and transportation strategy and modal shift.

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  10. Siblings Overseas. Foundational landscape, law, land distribution, and urban form in 16th-century Spanish colonial cities. Three cases of new towns in Jaen (Spain), Nueva Granada (Colombia) and Cuyo (Argentina).

    … diverse transformations to Spanish colonial new towns both in the Iberian Peninsula, the Mediterranean, and the American frontier. Urban laws and foundational acts gained relevance, shifting the main urban efforts in America from fortified positions in the early 1500s to open grid cities in …

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  11. Public figures : town hall for the new interior

    … the formal figuration of public space for a new agonistic public sphere within the contemporary condition of the late capitalist city where the space of massive interiors is a given. In 2047, Hong Kong may very well see the end of the "One Party, Two Systems" set out after the return to China …

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  12. The need, opportunity and will for urban renewal : Darwin after Cyclone Tracy

    … the urban planning movement; planners point to new towns in Europe and to Canberra in Australia to illustrate their visions for our cities.

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  13. The need, opportunity and will for urban renewal : Darwin after Cyclone Tracy

    … the urban planning movement; planners point to new towns in Europe and to Canberra in Australia to illustrate their visions for our cities.

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  14. Housing the elderly in new communities

    … concerns the housing of the elderly in the new community as both logical and desirable. Many of the elderly in existing communities do not possess a valuable community life as such and are segregated by living in an unsuitable environment. Because of a lack of alternatives, many are forced …

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