Smart Growth: Form and Consequences SYNOPSIS
Academics, planning and design practitioners, and citizen planners trace the history of suburban growth and assess the spatial and temporal consequences of the current state of growth and technological change, examining and challenging assumptions about design, urban and suburban neglect and revival, private versus public property rights, and environmental ethics. They look at concepts and practices of smart growth and discuss future trends. Material originated at a March 2000 symposium; it is not indexed. Edited by Szold (urban studies and planning, Massachusetts Institute of Technology) and Carbonell (planning and development, Lincoln Institute of Land Policy). Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR
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Academics, planning and design practitioners, and citizen planners trace the history of suburban growth and assess the spatial and temporal consequences of the current state of growth and technological change, examining and challenging assumptions about design, urban and suburban neglect and revival, private versus public property rights, and environmental ethics. They look at concepts and practices of smart growth and discuss future trends. Material originated at a March 2000 symposium; it is not indexed. Edited by Szold (urban studies and planning, Massachusetts Institute of Technology) and Carbonell (planning and development, Lincoln Institute of Land Policy). Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)