Urban Design 131 - Summer 2014
Publication date: 01 July 2014
Price: £10.00
Contents
VIEWPOINTS
- Reconnecting a Riverfront with its City - Fergus Browne and David Jordan
- Smell and the City - Victoria Henshaw
TOPIC: Waterfronts
- Designing on the Waterfront, Jody Slater
- Opportunities and challenges, Jody Slater
- Marine Planning, Liam McAleese
- Portsmouth Renaissance, The Hard Masterplan, James Brewer
- Taunton’s Rethink - Paul Osborne
- Beirut Port: a Concept Masterplan - Anna Reiter
- Between Nature’s Gifts: Porto Montenegro - Patrick Reardon
- Life’s a beach - Kathryn Anderson and Emilie Pignon
BOOK REVIEWS
- Urban Street Design Guide - National Association of City Transportation Officials
- The City as a Tangled Bank: Urban Design vs Urban Evolution - Sir Terry Farrell
- Parking Reform Made Easy - R W Willson
- The Art of Shaping the Metropolis - Pedro B Ortiz
- Good Cities, Better Lives:How Europe Discovered the Lost Art of Urbanism - Peter Hall
ENDPIECE
So ordinary they named it twice - Joe Holyoak
This is another stimulating issue which no urban design professional should be without. Urban Designis the leading journal in its field; it is posted automatically to members of the Urban Design Group, a good reason to join the group today. Each issue provides in-depth analysis of topical themes, with contributions from leading practitioners, policymakers and academics from the UK and abroad. Its 48 pages offer a mix of articles, short reports and listings that reflect the diversity of urban design today.
To purchase a copy, please email admin@udg.org.uk - the cost is £10.00, plus postage and packing (dependant on delivery location).
Journal Credits
Editorial Board
Matthew Carmona
Richard Cole
Tim Hagyard
Joe Holyoak
Sebstian Loew
Daniella Lucchese
Jane Manning
Chris Martin
Malcolm Moor
Geoffrey Noble
Judith Ryser
Louise Thomas
Editors
Louise Thomas
Sebastian Loew
Book Review Editor
Jane Manning
Design
Claudia Schenk
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