The Death And Life Of Great American Cities Jane Jacobs Bodley Head Ltd Αγγλικά Βιβλία Arts Architecture

In This Classic Text Jane Jacobs Set Out To Produce An Attack On Current City Planning And Rebuilding Introduce New Principles By Which These Should Be Governed The Result Is One Of Most Stimulating Books Cities Ever Written Throughout Post-War Period Planners Temperamentally Unsympathetic Have Been Let Loose Our Urban Environment Inspired Ideals Garden Or Le Corbusier\ S Radiant They Dreamt Up Ambitious Projects Based Self-Contained Neighbourhoods Super-Blocks Rigid \ Scientific\ Plans Endless Acres Grass Yet Seldom Stop Look At What Actually Works Ground Real Vitality Argues Lies Their Diversity Architectural Variety Teeming Street Life Human Scale It Only When We Appreciate Such Fundamental Realities That Can Hope Create Are Safe Interesting Economically Viable As Well Places People Want Live Perhaps Influential Single Work History Town Has A Powerful Sense Narrative Lively Wit Talent For Surprise Ability Touch Emotions Mind\ York Times Book Review Σελίδες: 480 Διαστάσεις: 15 2X15 2Cm