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by David Engwicht
www.newsociety.com/bookid/3984
Originally published in Australia, this book explains convincingly how having too many cars makes cities less livable for everyone, especially for the car-less. With the premise that cities developed in service of exchange, it deconstructs the myth that movement is key, and rebuilds a vision of the city that honors exchange without excessive movement. It is a must-read for all planners!
Reviewed in Environmental Building News July/August 1995
Retail price: $14.95
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PublisherNew Society Publishers (NSP) |
Available as:book (paperback)
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