Books and Plans Flashcards
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How the Other Half Lives
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- Jacob Riis
- 1890
- led to NY housing reform
2
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Tomorrow: A Peaceful Path to Real Reform and Garden Cities of Tomorrow
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- Ebenezer Howard
- 1898, reissued 1902 under second name
- initiated Garden City movement
3
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Carrying Out the City Plan
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- first major American textbook on planning
- 1914
- Flavel Shurtleff
4
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Plan for San Francisco
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- Daniel Burnham
- 1906
- first application of City Beautiful principles to a major American City
5
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Plan of Chicago
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- Daniel Burnahm
- 1st metropolitan regional plan in US
- 1909
- Focused on City Beautiful
- Failed to address issues like housing, poverty, and transportation efficiency.
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Cities in Evolution
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- Patrick Geddes
- 1915
- foundation for regional planning theory
- “Father of regional planning”
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Planning of the Modern City
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- Nelson P. Lewis
- 1916
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Cincinnati Comprehensive Plan
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- Alfred Bettman and Ladislas Segoe
- endorsed in 1925, adopted in 1948
- First comprehensive plan endorsed/adopted by a major american city
- Focused on infrastructure projects
- Called for planning to be controlled by citizen city planning commission
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The Regional Plan of New York and Its Environs
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- Clarence Perry
- 1920s
- focus on suburban development, highway construction, suburban recreational facilities.
10
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Local Planning Administration
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- Ladislas Segoe
- 1941
- 1st in Green Book series
- International City/County Management Association
11
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Urban Land Use Planning
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- F. Stuart Chapin
- 1957
- Land use textbook
12
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Image of the City
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- Kevin Lynch
- 1960
- Defines basic elements of a city’s “imageability”, edges, nodes
13
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The Death and Life of Great American Cities
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- Jane Jacobs
- 1961
- critical look at planning, focus on urban renewal
14
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Silent Spring
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- Rachel Carson
- 1962
- Negative effects of pesticide on the environment
15
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The Urban General Plan
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- T.J. Kent
- 1964
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Design with Nature
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- Ian McHarg
- 1969
- linking planning to the natural environment
- conservative design using overlay technique - became the basis for GIS
17
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With Heritage So Rich
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- Alfred Reins
- 1966
- historic preservation
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The Social Life of Small Urban Spaces
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- William Whyte
- 1980
- environmental psychology and sociology in urban design
19
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The McMillan Plan of 1901
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- Washington D.C.
- sought to resurrect L’Enfant’s 1791 plan for Washington
- return the city to civic greatness
- City Beautiful
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Advocacy and Pluralism in Planning
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- Paul Davidoff
- 1965
- Journal of the American Institute of Planners
- advocacy planning
- Planners are not value-neutral
21
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Modern Housing
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- Catherine Bauer Wurster
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Town Planning in Practice
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- Sir Raymond Unwin
- 1909
23
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Wacker’s Manual of the Plan of Chicago
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- Walter Moody
- 8th grade textbook in Chicago
- first known formal instruction in city planning below college level
- 1912
24
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Second Regional Plan of New York and Environs
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- 1970
- addressed transit and commercial rehabilitation
25
*Planning, Politics, and the Public Interest*
* Myerson and Banfield
* rational planning
* 1955
26
*The Science of Muddling Through*
* incrementalism
* Charles Lindblom
* 1959
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*Mixed Scanning, a third approach to decision-making*
* Amitali Etzioni
* mixed scanning theory
* 1967
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*Cleveland Policy Planning Report*
* one of the first comprehensive planning documents that advocated for social equity as a basis for planning
* equity planning
* Krumholtz
| 1975
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*Retracking America: A Theory of Transactive Planning*
* John Friedman
* 1973
* transactive planning
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*Public Domain: From Knowledge to Action*
* radical planning
* John Friendman
* 1987
