Cities of Tomorrow: An Intellectual History of Urban Planning and Design Since 1880, 4th Edition

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• 2.1 Little Collingwood Street, Bethnal Green, ca. 1900
• 2.2 The Royal Commission on the Housing of the Working Classes in Session, 1884
• 2.3 Charles Booth
• 2.4 Berlin Mietskasernen (tenements)
• 2.5/2.6 New York Dumbbells (Old Law Tenements)
• 2.7 Jane Addams
• 2.8/2.9 Chicago tenement life, ca. 1900
• 3.1 Old Oak Estate, built ca. 1913
• 3.2 Norbury Estate, built ca. 1921
• 3.3 Ealing Tenants’ Meeting, ca. 1906
• 3.4 Charles Tyson Yerkes
• 3.5 Frank Pick
• 3.6 Albert Stanley, Lord Ashfield
• 3.7 Homes Fit for Heroes
• 3.8 Raymond Unwin
• 3.9 Nothing Gained by Overcrowding!
• 3.10 Cottage Homes for the People
• 3.11 By-Pass Variegated
• 3.12 The Great West Road
• 4.1 Ebenezer Howard
• 4.2 Garden Cities of To-morrow
• 4.3 New Earswick
• 4.4 Letchworth
• 4.5 Barry Parker
• 4.6 Ealing Garden Suburb
• 4.7 Henrietta Barnett
• 4.8 Hampstead Garden Suburb
• 4.9 Sunday lunch in Welwyn Garden City
• 4.10 The Mall, Welwyn Garden City
• 4.11 Frederic Osborn
• 4.12 Margarethenhöhe
• 4.13 Römerstadt.
• 4.14 Siemensstadt.
• 4.15 Onkel-Toms-Hütte
• 4.16 Clarence Stein
• 4.17/4.18 Forest Hills Gardens
• 4.19 Radburn
• 4.20 Greenbelt
• 4.21 Rexford Guy Tugwell
• 5.1 Patrick Geddes
• 5.2 Lewis Mumford
• 5.3 The Outlook Tower
• 5.4 The Valley Section
• 5.5 The Process of Conurbation, right and wrong
• 5.6 The RPAA Manifesto
• 5.7 Catherine Bauer
• 5.8 Norris, Tennessee
• 5.9 The New Town idea from Howard to Abercrombie
• 6.1 Daniel Burnham
• 6.2 The Chicago Plan of 1909
• 6.3 Chicago Civic Center
• 6.4 New Delhi
• 6.5 Planning New Delhi
• 6.6 New Delhi: Lutyens’s “Bakerloo”
• 6.7 Canberra ...