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| 020 ^a9781568989778 (alk. paper)
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| 020 ^a1568989776 (alk. paper)
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| 050 00 ^aNA9050^b.F37 2011
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| 245 00 ^aFast-forward urbanism :^brethinking architecture's engagement with the city /^cDana Cuff and Roger Sherman, editors
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| 246 30 Rethinking architecture^'s engagement with the city
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| 250 ^a1st ed
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| 260 New York :^bPrinceton Architectural Press,^cc2011
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| 300 ^a288 p. :^bill. (some col.) ;^c23 cm
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| 500 Includes index
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| 520 In the wake of recent failures in America^'s urbaninfrastructure, an emerging group of activist designers are calling on architects to rethink their relationship tothe city. For them, the future of the American city lies not in modernism^'s large-scale master plans or New Urbanism^'s nostalgic community planning. Instead, they favor working with the realities of urban space, finding hidden opportunities in what already exists in our cities;they eschew monolithic, top-down approaches. Fast-Forward Urbanism presents a mixture of essays, opinions, and design projects by well-known architects and theorists, including Stan Allen, Will Alsop, Lars Lerup, and Keller Easterling. Equal parts theory and practice, their ideas lay the groundwork for the next American metropolis. Fast-Forward Urbanism is a useful tool for designers as well asanyone working in the federal recovery effort, from policymakers to engineers to builders to planners. --Book Jacket
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| 650 0 City planning^xSocial aspects
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| 650 0 City planning^xEvaluation
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| 650 0 Architects and community
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| 650 0 Architecture and society
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| 700 1 Cuff, Dana,^d1953-
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| 700 1 Sherman, Roger,^d1958-
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| 999 ^aใช้งานได้ทุกระบบ
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