Architecture

#25 Historic Cities in Transformation

Number of papers - 12, including:

Heritage and Development: Implications for the Planning and Management of Historic Cities
June D. Komisar, University of Michigan

Reshaping Growth in Arvada: Redeveloping and Revitalizing its Historic Urban Center
Gordon Reusink, City of Arvada, CO

Redesigning the Historic Center Area
Evawani Ellisa, The University of Indonesia

$75.00

#26 Historic Cities in the Middle East

Number of papers - 5, including:

Istanbul: A City in Transformation: Continuity and Tradition to Integrate with Innovation and Change
Alysen Akpinar

Revitalization of the Historic Core of Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
Abdulgader Amir

Historic Architecture Surviving in the Midst of a Boom Development
Paul Gabriel

Pedestrianisation and the Quality of Public Open Spaces in the City Centre of Alexandria, Egypt
Hassan Abdel-Salam

$55.00

#27 New Urbanism

Number of papers - 8, including:

Transnational Synergies in Urban Globalization. The New Urbanism & Informal Urbanism
Hector Fernando Burga, Architect, Washington DC

The New Urbanism-Public Transit Linkage
David O. Rafter, AICP, Professor, Urban & Regional Studies Institute, Mankato State University, Mankato, MN

An Honest to Goodness Town
John C. Henry, AIA, Architect, Orlando, FL

$65.00

#30 Making Cities Livable for Children

Number of papers - 14, including:

Urban Design & Children in the City
Henry L. Lennard and Suzanne H. Crowhurst Lennard

The “Our Town” Project. Urban Design and Classroom Practice
Claire B. Gallagher

Effects of the Built Environment on Children
Suzanne H. Crowhurst Lennard and Henry L. Lennard

Areas of Experience for Children on Rivers
Heinz Patt

$80.00

#33 Creating Livable Downtowns

Number of papers - 13, including:

Pedals & Palaver Parks
Joe E. Martignago, Kamloops, BC

The Curse of the Colonnade: A Case Study of Georgian Bath
Bruce Yoell, Bath, UK

Creating Livable Downtowns: Paseo Colorado, California
Stanton Eckstut, New York, NY, USA

Strategic Redevelopment Plan, Madison, WI
Ed Freer, Madison, WI, USA

$85.00

#34 Urban Space & Form: Cultural Patterns

Number of papers - 12, including:

Traditional Courtyard Houses of Mexico City: a Comparative Analysis of Contemporary Utilization of Space
Jack Dunne, University of Liverpool, UK

Towers of Tuscany
Kingsbury Marzolf, Architect, Chicago, IL

The Public Space & the Monuments of the City
Peter Webber, Sydney, Australia

Two Colonial Cities – A World Apart?
Deirdre J. Hardy, Miami, FL, USA

$80.00

#35 Models of Urban Design & Architecture: Critical Appraisals

Number of papers - 8, including:

Corporate Control of Urban Development: Bypassing National Boundaries
Derek Drummond, McGill University, Montreal, Canada

A Quest for Origins: Old World precedent for American architects and urbanists
John Henry, Orlando, FL, USA

Three Typologies of the Traditional City
Michael Lykoudis, Notre Dame, IN, USA

$60.00

#40 Educational Models for the Livable City

Number of papers - 10, including:

Reading the City: an approach to teaching urbanism in architectural education
Madlen Simon, Kansas State University

Teaching Space: The Place of Urban Space in Architectural Education
Melissa Weese Goodill, University of Maryland

Learning from Learning: Teaching Urbanism in an Era of Sprawl
Gretchen Schneider, University of Kentucky

$70.00

#41 Reconstructing Urban Neighborhoods

Number of papers - 11, including:

Redeveloping High Crime Residential Districts
Daniel L. Faoro, Associate Professor, College of Architecture, Art, & Design, and Lawrence Technological University, Southfield, MI

Developing a College & Its Neighborhood: Edward Waters College, Jacksonville, FL
Tom Martineau, Florida A&M University, Tallahassee, FL

Mixed Use: Reshaping the Suburbs
Frank Hyde, Sandy & Babcock International

$80.00

#43 Traditional Town Planning & Architecture

Number of papers - 10, including:

The Case for Traditional Architecture & Urbanism
Michael Lykoudis, Dean, School of Architecture, University of Notre Dame, IN

Lessons from Georgian Urbanism
Richard Economakis, Associate Professor, School of Architecture, University of Notre Dame, IN

Strategies of Urban Renaissance: The Mixed-Use Neighborhood
Gabriele Tagliaventi, University of Ferrara, ITALY

$80.00

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The Forgotten Child

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#58 Health and the Built Environment
#59 Strategies for Healthy, Child-Friendly Communities
#60 Children and the Urban Environment
#61 Healthy Transportation, Planning and Livable Streets
#62 Children and Nature
#63 Nature and the Sustainable City
#64 Children and Youth Participate in Planning
#65 Planning and Urban Design Challenges

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Genius of the European Square

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Architecture

#25 Historic Cities in Transformation

#26 Historic Cities in the Middle East

#27 New Urbanism

#30 Making Cities Livable for Children

#33 Creating Livable Downtowns

#34 Urban Space & Form: Cultural Patterns

#35 Models of Urban Design & Architecture: Critical Appraisals

#40 Educational Models for the Livable City

#41 Reconstructing Urban Neighborhoods

#43 Traditional Town Planning & Architecture

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The Forgotten Child

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