European planning history in the 20th century: a continent of urban planning
Información General
- Autores: Max Welch Guerra (coord.), Abdellah Abarkan (coord.), María A. Castrillo Romón (coord.), Martin Pekár (coord.)
- Editores: Routledge USA
- Año de publicación: 2023
- País: Estados Unidos
- Idioma: inglés
- ISBN: 9781032222271, 9781032222264
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Listado de artículos
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Introduction: The continent of urban planning and its changing historiography
Max Welch Guerra (pr.)
págs. 1-8
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The emergence of contemporary urban planing
Historiography avant la lettre?: on the uses of history in early town planing manuals
págs. 11-26
Urban hygiene and slum clearance as catalysts: the emergence of the sanitary city and town planning
págs. 27-38
The reverse of urban planning: first steps for a genealogy of informal urbanization in Europe
págs. 39-50
The beginning of the urbanism teaching in the schools of architecture of Madrid and Barcelona: from Trazado, Urbanización y Saneamiento de Población to Urbanología
págs. 51-61
Rethinking urban extension and international influences: Spain and the international housing and town planning congresses during the 1920s
págs. 62-71
Influences of European urban planning in post-war Spain: Pedro Bidagor Collection of the historical service archive of the Official College of Architects of Madrid
págs. 72-79
Aménagement, embellissement et extension des villes: the French law of 1919/24 on urban plans
págs. 80-90
Bending interests and blending media in the inter-war modernism of Central Europe: Wohnung und Werkraum exhibition
págs. 91-102
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Functions and practices of urban planning under changing social orders
págs. 105-117
págs. 118-126
French tools for urban heritage protection in the second half of the twentieth century: from groundbreaking systematization to a general trend toward integration of planning instruments
págs. 127-138
History and heritage: the reconstruction of blitzed cities
págs. 139-152
Planning GDR and Czechoslovakia: the scale question under state socialism
págs. 153-162
Transportation and urban planning under state socialism: the tramway in medium-sized cities of the URSS, GDR and CSSR in the 1960s and 1970s
págs. 163-174
Contemporary european city-making process: materialization-emptyng-regeneration on large land properties
págs. 175-185
Elective affinities: the recovery of historic seminal ideas of european urbanism for a sustainable urban design in the late 20th century
págs. 186-196
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Interpretation of the twentieth century planning history
págs. 199-206
págs. 207-212
The anarchist strain of planning history: pursuing Peter Hall's Cities of Tomorrow Thesis through the Geeds Connection, 1866-1976
págs. 213-221
Mapping transnational planning history in Port City Regions: London, Rotterdam, Hamburg
págs. 222-234
A look to transgressive planning practices: calling for alternative sources and actors
págs. 235-245
Neglected narratives of post-war Italian cities: actors and rationalities in the shaping of the ordinary residential landscape
págs. 246-255
The end of the planned city?: urban planning after 1989
págs. 256-267
págs. 268-271
