Regional & Area Planning
There were 6 books found.
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£19.95Arcade: Artists And Place-Making - Paperback
This documentation of the work surrounding the regeneration of the Gorbals area in Glasgow looks at the issues surrounding urban public art, raising questions about its place and value in the 21st century. -
£6.99Calum's Road - - Paperback
Hutchinson tells the moving story of a stubbornly heroic resistance and of extraordinary personal achievement. It is the story of a statement made from the depths of one man's heart in the most practical and indisputable of ways against the unnecessary destruction of his homeland. -
£30.00The Edinburgh New Town Gardens: 'Blessings As Well As Beauties' - - Hardback
For most people, a garden is a private refuge where they can satisfy their need for beauty, tranquillity and order. These concepts were very much to the fore during the planning, building and maintenance of the gardens in Edinburgh's New Town, and this book features some of the most elegant and beautiful examples. -
£50.00Partnership, Collaborative Planning And Urban Regeneration - - Hardback
This work addresses the nature and complexity of urban regeneration policy and practice by means of a specific case study of the experience of regeneration in Dundee in Scotland. -
£55.00Towards Safe City Centres?: Remaking The Spaces Of An Old-Industrial City - - Hardback
Illustrated by a case study of Glasgow, this book explores the connections, practices and policies of economic regeneration, community safety and policy. -
£42.50Transport Disadvantage And Social Exclusion: Exclusion Mechanisms In Transport In Urban Scotland - - Hardback
The term social exclusion reflects the existence of barriers that prevent people fully participating in society. Whilst many factors, including lack of wealth, contribute to exclusion, one of the key factors is lack of access to an adequate transport system, the subject of this transport policy study.
