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Cities without citiesThomas Sieverts
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Cities without cities

208 pagesFirst published 20037 editions
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This book investigates the characteristics of today's built environment: no longer simply a city but increasingly large conurbations made up of a number of development clusters, linked by transport routes. The diffusion of the once compact city into a city web, the 'meta city' is mirrored by changes in society from communities with strong social cohesion and interest in their towns and cities to individuals pursuing their own goals, with global social links and little interest in their city. The account is complex and on a number of levels; social, philosophical, economic and environmental.…

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Editions

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FormatPublisherYearPagesISBN
EbookTaylor & Francis Group Plc2004—9780203386767
EditionTaylor & Francis Group20032089781134483815
EditionTaylor & Francis Group20032089781134483761
EditionSpon Press20031879780415272599
EditionTaylor & Francis Group20032089781134483808
EditionTaylor & Francis Group20032089781134483785
EditionTaylor & Francis Group20021879781280024771
UrbanizationRegional planningArchitectureArtNonfictionRegional planning, europe