Publications
Since its inception, the Institute for Urban Design has produced an array of publications. In November 1979, the Institute launched a bi-monthly magazine called Urban Design International that, in 1985, became a newsletter titled Urban Design Update. Additional publications, such as Fellows’ Symposium Proceedings, Case Studies and Monographs were published over the years. Building our archive is an ongoing process, but we hope you will find this index helpful for your research.
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NOTEBOOK No. 1
The New York 2030 Notebook [more]
Contributors: Rohit T. Aggarwala, Tom Angotti, Simeon Bankoff, Eve Baron, Frederic Bell, Adrian Benepe, Marshall Berman, Lance Jay Brown, Adolfo Carrion, Peter Christensen, Miquela Craytor, Teddy Cruz, Winka Dubbeldam, Jasper Goldman, George Haikalis, Roger A. Hart, Sandy Hornick, Ernest Hutton, Klaus H. Jacob, Renee Kaufman, Charles Komanoff, Roland Lewis, Thomas Maguire, Paul S. Mankiewicz, William Mann, Brian McGrath, Charles McKinney, Jean-Loup Msika, Johannes Novy, Damon Rich, James J. Roberts, Kris Scheerlinck, Richard Sennett, Michael Sorkin, Terreform, Time’s Up!, Roxanne Warren, Alexandros Washburn, Paul Steely White, June Williamson, James Wines, Stephen Witherford, Elizabeth Yeampierre, Stephen Zacks, Sharon Zukin
FELLOWS’ SYMPOSIUM PROCEEDINGS [back to top]
May 17, 2007
Affordable Housing: Development and Design [PDF]
City University of New York, New York
Contributors: David Chapin, Ann Ferebee, Lance Jay Brown, David Dixon, Christine Madigan, Rose Gray, Brian Phillips, Paul Freitag, Mark Strauss, Lisa Chamberlain, Frederic Schwartz, Richard Dattner, Mark Ginsberg
October 17-18, 2006
Sustainable Cities: Mexico City/Istanbul/New Orleans/St. Paul/Johannesburg/Atlanta/Tokyo [PDF]
The United Nations, New York Presenters: Ann Ferebee, Aliye Celik, Lance Jay Brown, Dr. Axumite Gebre-Egziabher, Michael Sorkin; Panelists: Mario Schjetnan, Dr. Suha Ozkan, Darren Walker, Mayor Chris Coleman, Christopher F. Hackett, Dr. Axumite Gebre-Egziabher, Diane Diacon, Judith Bahemuka, Tonomori Matsuo, Junichiro Okata; Respondents: Robert Ouellette, Charles McKinney, Lisa Chamberlain, Steve Rugare
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May 25, 2006
Sustainable Cities: Converting Military Bases Into Sustainable Cities [PDF]
The Century Association, New York
Moderator: Lance Jay Brown; Panelists: Timothy Delorm, Ken Smith, John Clarke, Michael Stepner, Robert Pirani, Michael Kwartler, Robert Fox; Respondents: Robert Campbell, Robert Ouellette, Laurie Kerr
November 10, 2005
The Shift to the City: Two East River Projects: Plans by Richard Rogers & Partners [PDF]
The Barnard Club, New York
Moderator: Grahame Shane; Panelists: Stuart Match Suna, Kathleen John-Alder, Chris Sharples; Respondent: Michael M. Samuelian
May 26, 2005
Neighborhoods: More Livable Cities via Urban Design, A Seminar for Journalists, Educators, and Professionals
The Century Association, New York
Welcome: Daniel Rose, Henry Wollman; Moderators: Robert Campbell, Ann Ferebee; Panelists: John Shapiro, Trevor Boddy, Robert Boynton, Joshua Sirefman, Regina Myer, Purnima Kapur, John Young, Brad Lander, Renee Daoust, Stephen Vogel, Margaret Dewar, Aseem Inam, Warren James, Ann Forsyth, Alan Plattus, Joan Byron, Peter Bosselman, David Dixon, Steve Litt, Inga Saffron, Ed Gunts, Lisa Chamberlain, Ellen Posner, Kristen Richards, David Gonzales, Tony Hiss, Cathy Lang Ho, Alex Marshall, Martin Pedersen, Clive Thompson; Respondents: Shaun Donovan, Robert Yaro, Ray Gastil, Steven Rugare, Jeremy Stand, Ed Gunts, Robert Campbell, Robert Boynton
October 28, 2004
Landscape Urbanism: Evolving Urban Design Opportunities
The Century Association, New York
Moderator: Claire Weisz; Presenters: James Corner, Shane Coen; Respondents: Robert R. Kulikowski, Adriaan Geuze
May 27, 2004
Waterfront: Access and Amenity; Urban Design: Journalism and Education
Governors Island and The Down Town Association, New York
Moderators: James Lima, Daniel Rose; Presenters: Randy Daniels, Andras Szanto, John King, Wilbur L. Woods, John Pastier, Tom Fox, Laurie Kerr, Alex Marshall, Rae Zimmerman, Rob Pirani, Michael Sorkin, Robert Levit, Nan Ellin, Sonja Lyneham, Michael Gordon, Joe Berridge; Respondents: Raymond Gastil, John Pastier
October 30, 2003
Landscape Urbanism: Applying Concept to Practice
The Century Association, New York
Moderator: Richard Marshall; Panelists: Ignacio Bunster-Ossa, Elizabeth Mossop, Linda Pollak
May 21-22, 2003
Journalists Talk About Green Cities: Politics / People / Landscape Urbanism
The Pocantico Conference Center of the Rockefeller Brothers Fund, Tarrytown, New York and the Century Association, New York
Presenters: Ann Ferebee, Adrian Benepe, Laurie Kerr, Blair Kamin, Allen Freeman, Robert Campbell
October 24, 2002
The Olympics: Providing the Best Infrastructure for Future Urban Form Sydney 2000 Athens 2004 Beijing 2008 San Francisco / New York 2012
The Century Association, New York
Moderator: Richard Marshall; Panelists: Alexander Garvin, Jacinta McCann, George E. Leventis, Dennis Pieprz
May 12-14, 2002
Journalists Talk About Development: New 21st Century Models for Public/Private Partnerships
Pocantico Conference Center of the Rockefeller Brothers Fund, Tarrytown, New York
Presenters: Robert Yaro, Robert Pirani, Will Fleissig, Anthony Flint, Michael Cabanatuan, Bill Van Siclen, Tom McGeveran, William D. Jones, Emmet Pierce, Alex Marshall, Charles Bagli, Hunter Morrison, Lee Bey, Ronald D. Clark, Elizabeth MacBride, Lynne Sagalyn, Lois Weiss, Omar Blaik, Alan J. Heavens
January 10, 2002
Visions for Lower Manhattan: New Infrastructure – New Visions – New Urban Design
The Down Town Association, New York
Moderator: Robert Campbell; Panelists: John Zuccotti, Robert Yaro, William C. Wheaton, Marilyn Taylor; Contributors: John Bennett, Gustavo Bonevardi, Julian LaVerdiere, Paul Myoda, Richard Gould, Paul Marantz, Lance Jay Brown, Robert Campbell, Alexander Cooper, Richard Dattner, Stanton Eckstut, Philip Lopate, Richard Gluckman, Srdjan Jovanovic Weiss, Cary C. Goodman, Alexander Gorlin, Kenneth Greenberg, J. Andrew Jarvis, Kaplan McLaughlin Diaz, Eytan Kaufman, Douglas Kelbaugh, Paul Koch, Michele Bertomen, Phyllis Lambert, James McCullar, Mary Miss, Victoria Marshall, Elliott Maltby, Office dA, Robert Paley, Jonathan F. P. Rose, Arthur Rosenblatt, Ronald Shiffman, Michael Sorkin, Susana Torre, Rafael Vinoly
October 25, 2001
Arts Districts: Economics / Community / Urban Form: Roundtable & Fellows Panel
The Century Association, New York
Moderator: Jean Marie Gath; Roundtable: Ferhat Zerin, Alan Ward, John Palmieri, Mary Ellen Williams, Ernest hutton, Nan Ellin, Geri Post, Philip Morris, Linwood Oglesby, Herbert P. Weiss, Joyce Schwartz, Mary Ceruti, Judith Zuk, Elizabeth Thompson, Susan Chin, Todd Bressi; Panelists: Hugh Hardy, Jean Marie Gath, Harvey Lichtenstein, Duncan Webb
May 9-10, 2001
Journalists Talk About Transportation To Shape Cities
The Century Association, New York
Participants: Michael Janeway, Andras Szanto, Armando Carbonell, Haya El Nasser, Robert Yaro, Blair Kamin, Steve Litt, Anthony Flint, Whitney Gould, Christopher Kelley, Alan Hess, John King, Nicolai Ouroussoff, Art Baehr, Beth Dunlop, Brandon Loomis, Mary Newsom, Robert Behre, Paul Goldberger, Alex Marshall, Patricia Lowry, Neil Morgan
November 9, 2000
Patrons, Power and Public Space: The Guggenheim Museum
The Century Association, New York
Introduction: Marilyn Taylor; Speakers: Lisa Dennison, Laurie Beckelman; Respondents: Ray Gastil, Alex Washburn, Claire Weisz, Mark Strauss, Alex Marshall, Patricia Conway, Eugenia Birch, Bruce Fowle, Kevin Lippert, Lance Jay Brown, Henry Stolzman, Theo David, Eric Fredrickson, Michael Fishman, Bob Cook, Hugh Hardy, Amanda Burden
May 10-11, 2000
Critics Talk About Smart Growth: Reversing Sprawl, Redefining Suburbs, Revitalizing Center City
The Pocantico Conference Center of the Rockefeller Brothers Fund, Tarrytown, New York and the Century Association, New York
Introduction: Benjamin Rodriguez-Cubenas, Kent Barwick, Alex Garvin, Charles Grandquist, Kathryn J. Lincoln; Speakers: Robert Yaro, Alex Marshall, Dolores Hayden, Randy Gragg, Linda Mack, Roger Lewis, Armando Carbonell, Jonathan Barnett, Catherine Fox, Phillip Lopate, Paul Goldberger, Allan Temko, Jane Thompson, Julian Beinart, Mike Greenberg, Robert Campbell; Respondents: Ann Jarmusch, Sue Doerfler, Roger Lewis, Mark Hinshaw, Catherine Fox
October 28, 1999
Critics Talk About Cities
The Century Association, New York
Welcome: Daniel Rose; Moderator: Paul Goldberger; Participants: Blair Kamin, David Dillon, Kira Gould
April 29, 1999
Urban Design Works: Pittsburgh, Chattanooga, Cleveland, San Jose, St. Paul
The Century Association, New York
Welcome: Daniel Rose; Moderator: Kenneth Greenberg; Participants: Michael Stern, Eric R. Myers, Hunter Morrison, Frank Taylor, Mayor Norm Coleman, Edward Gunts
October 29, 1998
Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan – Infrastructure and Urban Design: Stretching the Engineering Envelope
The Century Association, New York
Welcome: Daniel Rose; Speakers: Robert Campbell, Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan; Respondents: Joseph B. Rose, Arthur Imperatore, Jr., George Hodkinson, Robert Yaro
February 26, 1998
London Builds for the Millennium: Can Plans for the Thames Embankment Provide Lessons for North American Cities?
Windows on the World, World Trade Center, New York
Introduction: Ann Ferebee, Joseph Rose, Michael Cassidy; Panelists: Paul Goldberger, Alan Davidson, Michael Lowe, Camilla Cavendish, Iain Tuckett, Alex Lifschutz, Marilyn Taylor, Richard Sennett, Sandy Hornick
December 3, 1997
Pennsylvania Station, New York & Boston Artery, Boston: Linking Infrastructure and Urban Design
May 16, 1996
The American City: Plans & Regulations, Do They Work?
Union League Club, New York
Welcome: Daniel Rose; Coordinator: Jean Gath; Speakers: Alex Garvin, Frank Lewinberg, Con Howe
March 19, 1996
New Approaches to the Built & Natural Environment: Utopia or Common Sense? A Conversation
Union League Club, New York
Chair: Marilyn Taylor; Presenters: Tony Hiss, Jaquelin Robertson, Simon Schama; Respondents: Daniel Brodsky, Stephen Furnary, Musa Train Klebnikov
July 6-8, 1995
Education for Urban Design: Transcultural Perspectives in Europe and North America
Pavillon de l’Arsenal, Paris
Speakers: Kenneth Greenberg, Philippe Panerai, Carol Johnson, Michael Kwartler, Raymond Gindroz, Alan Schwartzman, Gilles de Mont-Marin, Ann Ferebee, Alain Bourdain, Jonathan Barnett, Yannis Tsiomis, Alex Krieger, Antoine Grumbach, Josef Konvitz, Bernard Huet, Michel Corajoud, Bruno Fortier, Christian Devillers, Georges Adamcyzk, Nicolas Soulier, Lance Brown, Marc Baraness, Caroline Lavoie, Donlyn Lyndon, Michael Robinson, Michael Kirkland
October 20, 1994
Streets for the 21st Century: New Urban Design Concepts
Chair: Marilyn Taylor; Participants: Ken Greenberg, Lawrence Chan, Robert Geddes, Con Howe, Joseph Rose
May 24, 1994
Planning for New York: Opportunities for Economic Revitalization
Chair: Jonathan Barnett; Participants: Joseph B. Rose, Rosemary Scanlon, Donald Elliott
April 15, 1993
Atlantic Center: Imaginative Planning for a Major Transportation Hub
Chair: Richard Rosen; Particpants: Stan Eckstut, Bruce Ratner, Marilyn Gelber, Richard Scherr
March 25, 1993
Grand Central Partnership
Moderator: Richard Rosen; Participants: Jane Thompson, Arthur Rosenblatt
November 13-14, 1992
Living in the Center/Working at the Edge: Conference & Competition
Graduate School of Fine Arts, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia
Welcome: Dean Patricia Conway; Speakers: David Leatherbarrow, Edmund N. Bacon, Steven Kieran, Peter Walker, Mario Gandelsonas, Marion Weiss, Leslie Gallery Dillworth, David DeLong, Stanton Eckstut, Mark Bulmash, Richard Heapes, Richard Sennett, Alex Wall, Scott Killinger, Cole Cherry, Wayne Attoe, Jonathan Barnett, Will Fleissig
November 12, 1992
Fellows Dinner: The Philadelphia Plan: Toward the 21st Century
Union League Club, Philadelphia
Co-Chairs: Patricia Conway, Marilyn Taylor; Presenter: Robert Geddes; Respondents: Paul Levy, Kenneth Greenberg, Steven Kurtz, Thomas Hine
April 22, 1992 Fellows Dinner: Lower Manhattan: Planning for the Future
The Century Association, New York
Chair: Jonathan Barnett; Moderator: Richard Rosan; Presenters: Robert E. Flahive, James A. Schmidt, Ann Buttenwieser; Panelists: Richard L. Schaffer, Carl Weisbrod, Meyer Frucher, Ellen Posner, Rosemary Scanlon
November 15, 1991
Fellows Dinner: Pennsylvania Avenue: Lessons Learned
Cosmos Club, Washington, D.C.
Chair: Marilyn Taylor; Moderator: Jonathan Barnett; Panelists: Jay Brodie, Thomas J. Regan, Jr., Robert Campbell
September 19-22, 1984*
Sixth International Conference on Urban Design: Urban Design in the Context of a Changing Economy Pittsburgh
October 26-29, 1983*
Fifth International Conference on Urban Design: Reconstructing Cities: Infrastructure as the Building Block
Washington, D.C.
October 13-16, 1982*
Fourth International Conference on Urban Design: Cities on the Move: How Transportation and Movement Shape the Urban Environment
City Hall, University of Toronto, Harbourfront, St. Lawrence Center, Toronto
June 3-5, 1982*
Private/Public Partnership: New Models for Development
University of Southern California School of Architecture, Los Angeles
April 15-17, 1982*
Urban Design Professional Training Workshop
SUNY Purchase, New York
October 29-31, 1981*
Third International Conference on Urban Design: Rise of the Sunbelt Cities & Leadership to Shape Cities
Moody Civic Center, Galveston, Texas
June 22-26, 1981*
World Cities III: Berlin
Internationale Bauausstellung, Berlin
September 24-27, 1980*
The Second International Conference on Urban Design: Tools for Urban Design in a Period of Constraints and Opportunities
Boston and Cambridge, Massachusettes
May 12-16, 1980*
World Cities II: Helsinki
Helsinki
October 17-20, 1979*
International Conference on Urban Design
University Museum, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia
July 1979*
World Cities I: Paris
Centre Pompidou, Paris
*These events were covered within Urban Design International
URBAN DESIGN UPDATE [back to top]
May/June 2007
Hoyt-Schermerhorn and State Renaissance Brooklyn, Represent Innovation in Affordable Housing in Two Projects Design by James McCullar [PDF]
March/April 2007
Goodbye to the Ghetto: Affordable Housing Now Available to New Marketed Middle-Class Buyers [PDF]
Jan./Feb. 2007
Lance Jay Brown Wins Topaz. Sees Large Role for Urban Design Education and In Architecture [PDF]
Nov./Dec. 2006
Institute Sustainable Cities: Urban Design Conference on October 18 Contrasted Shrinking with Expanding Cities [PDF]
Sept./Oct. 2006
Long Island’s East End Challenged By Traffic on South Fork and McMansions on North Fork. Could Light-Rail Help? [PDF]
July/August 2006
Rowe and Strum Provide New Perspective on Barcelona. In Bilbao Legorreta and Stern Add Hotel and Shopping Center [PDF]
May/June 2006
Successful Base Conversions, Topic of Institute’s May 25 Program, Are Contingent On Investment Strategy [PDF]
March/April 2006
Base Conversions Promote Denser Housing within Cities As Well As More Attractive Pedestrian Areas and Public Transportation [PDF]
Jan./Feb. 2006
Legorreta Designs Juarez Square, Schjetnan Rehabilitates Chapultapec Park Both in Mexico City [PDF]
Nov./Dec. 2005
A Shift to the City By Architects Was Indicated in Plans by Richard Rogers Discussed at November 10th Fellows Program [PDF]
Sept./Oct. 2005
Pataki Leadership Failure At Ground Zero Echoes in Baton Rouge, New Orleans By Bush / FEMA Fumble [PDF]
July/August 2005
Istanbul Inspires UIA Audience to Imagine 21st Century Cities [PDF]
May/June 2005
Liberty Bonds Create New Neighborhoods in Lower Manhattan [PDF]
March/April 2005
What is the Role of University-Based Outreach Programs in Urban Design Education? Student Placements are Available in 23 Schools with Urban Design Graduate Programs As Well As Outreach Facilities. Results Are Mixed [PDF]
Jan./Feb. 2005
Midwestern Cities Shrink and Younger Cities Sprawl As A New Generation Tackles The Challenges [PDF]
Nov./Dec. 2004
Montreal Boasts Three Hearts, Each Beating at Full Speed [PDF]
Sept./Oct. 2004
Fellows Panel to Include Minnesota Puds As Well As Fresh Kills [PDF]
July/August 2004
Innovation And Restoration Alternate In Central Europe: Budapest, Prague, Wroclaw, Kyiv, Odessa [PDF]
May/June 2004
Governors Island: Seductive Vision Could Seek Innovative Finance [PDF]
March/April 2004
Bids Take On Bold New Projects In Seattle And New York [PDF]
Jan./Feb. 2004
Columbia University And Stanford Provide Different Clues To Design Of Public Space For The 21st Century University [PDF]
Nov./Dec. 2003
Lower Manhattan Becomes A Laboratory For Ideas From Designers. Urban Design Climbs To Top Of National News In 2003
Sept./Oct. 2003
Grimshaw and Calatrava Designing Lower Manhattan Transit
July/August 2003
Vilnius, Riga And Tallinn Burnish Medieval Centers And Continue To Add Hotels For An Already Strong Baltic Tourist Industry [PDF]
May/June 2003
Battery Park, Fresh Kills and 42nd Street Showcase Successful New York Green Projects. Green Cities A More Elusive Goal Across USA
March/April 2003
Landscape Urbanism Heralds A New Strategy for American Cities and New Curricula for Schools of Landscape and Architecture
Jan./Feb. 2003
Mayor Bloomberg Emerges as Chief Urban Designer. The Press As Guardian of Public Realm in Lower Manhattan
Nov./Dec. 2002
Green Cities USA Tops List of 2002 Urban Design Stories
Sept./Oct. 2002
Ljubljana, City of Phoenix / Split, City of Diocletian Show Role of Individuals and Provide Models for 21st Century Revitalization
July/August 2002
Beijing’s Government-financed 2008 Olympics Contrasts with American Competitors for 2012. Winner Announced November 3
May/June 2002
Green Cities for the 21st Century Together with “Green” Reporters
March/April 2002
New Development Models Promise Better City Design
Jan./Feb. 2002
Signs of Spring: Lower Manhattan Projects and People
Nov./Dec. 2001
The Year In Urban Design: Projects, People, Trends
Sept./Oct. 2001
From September 11 Tragedy, Three Cities and An Architect Begin to Chart New City Design Directions for Lower Manhattan
July/August 2001
Weimar Preserves Its Artifacts. In Munich, Herzog and De Meuron Carve New Theatres and Shops from 18th Century Streets
May/June 2001
Architects / Design Critics Reach Ten Million Sunday Readers. Do They Also Help Shape Their Cities? Yes, In Chattanooga
March/April 2001
Some 90 Arts Districts Are Thriving and May Offer Best Promise for Downtown Revitalization in New Decade
Jan./Feb. 2001
Year 2000 Urban Design Developments Were Fueled By New Rail, Bridge, and Road Projects. It was the Year of Infrastructure
Nov./Dec. 2000
Brilliant Brownfield Conversions in Europe / Bronx Effort Stymied
Sept./Oct. 2000
Swiss Building Masters Provide Lessons for American Cities
July/August 2000
Budapest, Capital of a 19th Century Empire, Strives to Reinvent Itself for the 21st Century
May/June 2000
How Cities Face Sprawl: Four Different Responses Show That Every City Has a Different History and Leadership. Therefore, Each Will Carve Out A Distinct Urban Form
March/April 2000
The Miracle in Bilbao Won’t Be Replicated. But American Cities Are Betting That Museums Will Save Downtown
Jan./Feb. 2000
What’s Next for San Diego – Livability. For Seattle – Stardom
Nov./Dec. 1999
New Urban Design Curricula Emphasize Real Estate, Infrastructure and Landscape Architecture – All Responses to Physical Expansion of Cities in the 21st Century
Sept./Oct. 1999
Long Island’s East End Races to Preserve Land and Enhance Public Space. Public Transit to Reduce Auto Traffic Remains the Last Best Hope to Preserve this Threatened Area
July/August 1999
Critics Talk About Cities Is Changing the Shape of American Cities
May/June 1999
New Generation of Urban Design Plans Advance Economic and Design Goals
March/April 1999
New Urbanism at Harvard Reveals Many New Voices
Jan./Feb. 1999
Westside Urban Design Competition Will Provide Opportunity to New York Thanks to Lambert Vision
Nov./Dec. 1998
How Can Coordinated Public Infrastructure Make Better Cities? Designers as Civic Leaders Is One Not So Easy Answer
Sept./Oct. 1998
Potato-Field Paradise at Risk in the Hamptons
July/August 1998
Thanks to 21st Century Engineering, Hong Kong Airport is Generating a New Town, New Neighborhood, and New Rail Line
May/June 1998
Berlin’s Potsdamer Platz: Helmut Jahn’s Unified Vision Provides Counterpoint to the Complex Variety at the Daemler Benz Site
March/April 1998
A $217 Billion Infrastructure Bill Plus Sustainability Ethic are Expected to Energize Development of Fresh Approaches to Urban Design: Staten Island, Buffalo, Tampa, Los Angeles / Chattanooga
Jan./Feb. 1998
London’s Millennium Miracle: Can New York Match It To Become World Capital in the 21st Century?
Nov./Dec. 1997
Boston, Dallas, Portland: Harnessing Infrastructure to Urban Design
Sept./Oct. 1997
London Builds: More Icons or Better Urban Fabric?
July/August 1997
Environmental Issues Make Experiment Perilous in Florida
May/June 1997
New Towns: Romance to Reality at Seaside, Celebration, and Sea Ranch
March/April 1997
Design Journalists on the Rise at Newspapers Around the Country
Jan./Feb. 1997
Military Base Conversations: America’s Premier Urban Design Opportunities Will Be Facilitated in 1997 by Civilian Takeovers at Some 60 Sites
Nov./Dec. 1996
General Motors Commits to Downtown Detroit and Markets an Electric Car That Could Contract Urban Sprawl
Sept./Oct. 1996
New Libraries Are Expanding Cultural Facilities and Reanimating Downtown Districts from Vancouver to 34th Street, Manhattan
July/August 1996
Habitat Delegates in Istanbul Highlight Devastating Conditions of Human Settlements in Third World and Need for Clean Water Before Housing
May/June 1996
Urban Design for Suburbs and As Part of Infrastructure Planning are Among Trends in Graduate Programs
March/April 1996
America’s 6th Largest City Could Provide a Model for National Urban Policy When Republicans Meet in San Diego This August
Jan./Feb. 1996
Improved Low-Income Neighborhoods and Disposable City-Spaces May Be Most Significant Legacies of Atlanta Olympics
Nov./Dec. 1995
1993 Over Again? Avoiding Deeper Cuts in Parks, Housing and Planning
Sept./Oct. 1995
Reanimated Bryant Park: This Jewel in Manhattan’s Crown Provides Lessons for Parks in Brooklyn, Boston, and Houston, Texas
July/August 1995
The French Lesson: How to Add History to Architecture Curriculum is Key Issue for French Urban Design Educators. How to Institutionalize Urban Design Education is Paramount Issue for North Americans
May/June 1995
Underpants or Exotic Experience: What Kind of Retailing Do Buyers Want? What Will They Get?
March/April 1995
Seine River Gauche: A New Latin Quarter for Paris?
Jan./Feb. 1995
Boston Artery, Boston, Promises New Engineer / Urban Designer Collaboration for the 21st Century
Nov./Dec. 1994
Portland Becomes Bell Weather for Light-Rail Transit in USA
Sept./Oct. 1994
Los Angeles Plans for Population Increase. Lower Manhattan Improvise to Counteract Office Market Contraction and Expand Residential Market
July/August 1994
Enhanced Public Transit to be Key to New Battery Park Plan to Fill Wall Street’s Vacant Office Buildings
May/June 1994
Reed, Lang, Lee Lead Design Pilgrims to Pacific Rim Cities
March/April 1994
Post Modern Los Angeles: A City in Search of Design / Bill Fain, Kate Diamond, Ed Soja
Jan./Feb. 1994
Sustainability: Coming Next to Your Town? Chicago, Alexandria, Louisville
Nov./Dec. 1993
Recalculating the Los Angeles Equation: Jobs/Reconstruction Still Elusive
Sept./Oct. 1993
Seattle Conference Calls for New Politics, Ethics and Implementation Instruments
July/August 1993
Olympic Headaches: Atlanta, Barcelona, Berlin
May/June 1993
Toronto: Affordable Housing in Auto-free Neighborhoods?
March/April 1993
Atlantic Center, at Prime Brooklyn Location, Prepares for Design, Revision and Construction Start After Long Delay
Jan./Feb. 1993
Living in the Center: Working at the Edge: Conference Attendees at University of Pennsylvania conclude that the Edge Must Add Housing to Succeed As a Center
Nov./Dec. 1992
Philadelphia Steps Up to 21st Century: Arts District, City Hall, Amtrak Land Plan
Sept./Oct. 1992
Survey Finds Urban Designers Committed, in Spite of Toughest Development Market in 50 Years
July/August 1992
Americans Win in Berlin Public Sector Competitions
May/June 1992
Survey Finds Urban Design Education Holding Steady Despite 1992 Downturn in Urban Design Practice
March/April 1992
Urban Design and Architecture may be still in the doldrums in New York and Los Angeles, but kettles are boiling in Berlin, Taiwan and Yokohama
Jan./Feb. 1992
Into the Third Millennium? New York, Los Angeles
Nov./Dec. 1991
Santa Fe: The City As A Work Of Art
Sept./Oct. 1991
The Greatest Urban Design Opportunity Since WWII! TGV Transmanche/TGV Atlantique
July/Aug. 1991
Trains for the 21st Century? Dallas-Houston/Orlando/Chicago
May/June 1991
Public Sector Comeback in Urban Design for the 1990s: Boston/Norfolk
March/April 1991
Putting Humpty Dumpty Back Together Again: Kuwait City/Baghdad/Berlin?
Jan./Feb. 1991
Toward a New Urbanism? / Best Books 1990/1991
Nov./Dec. 1990
Institute Launches Urban Design Fellows Program
Sept./Oct. 1990
Urban Design Comes of Age in Southern California
Nov./Dec. 1988
Looking Towards 1989 / Liffey Comes to Life / Tucson Arts District
Sept./Oct. 1988
The Connected Cities: Ottawa / Boston / Lincoln, Nebraska / Raleigh, NC
July/Aug. 1988
Making Connections: Phoenix / Arlington Co., Virginia / Galveston, Texas
May/June 1988
Beyond Manhattan: Brooklyn / Atlantic City
March/April 1988
Design & Politics In New York, San Francisco, London
Jan./Feb. 1988
Politics in New York / Illumination in Philadelphia
Nov./Dec. 1987
Desert Acres Bloom: Las Vegas/Phoenix
Sept./Oct. 1987
Education for Urban Design: Kent State, Arizona State University, University of Minnesota
July/Aug. 1987
Denver / Colorado Springs
May/June 1987
The 1986 Tax Bill Encourages Housing
March/April 1987
South of San Diego’s Border / The Embarcadero Plan
Jan./Feb. 1987
New Plans: Boulder, Kansas City, Raritan
Nov./Dec. 1986
Dallas in Search of Leadership / James Pratt / Phoenix: Economic Development via Urban Design
Sept./Oct. 1986
Cities on Alert: Gerald Shales Tax Reform
July/Aug. 1986
Cities Can Be Designed: Portland, Newark, San Diego
March/April 1986
Cities on Move: Role of Arts in Urban Redevelopment. Donald Marrow. MOMA / Financing Arts, San Diego / Richard Weinstein / Cultural. Keystone Balto. Robert Tannenbaum
Jan./Feb. 1986
Cities on Move: Chattanooga, Cleveland
Nov./Dec. 1985
Cities on Move: Paris Builds: Gara D’Orsay La Villette
Sept./Oct. 1985
Cities on Move: Cleveland, New Orleans, Guadalajara, Mexico
July/Aug. 1985
Cities on Move: Phoenix, Ariz., Denver, Colorado, Detroit, Michigan
URBAN DESIGN INTERNATIONAL [back to top]
Urban Design International, Vol. 5 No. 1, Spring 1984: Pittsburgh – Urban Design Renaissance
Urban Design International, Vol. 4 No. 3, Spring 1983: Landscape Architecture in Urban Design Today
Urban Design International, Vol. 4 No. 2, Winter 1983: Three New World Capitals : Canberra, Ottawa, and Washington, D.C.
Urban Design International, Vol. 3 No. 5, July/August 1982
Urban Design International, Vol. 3 No. 4, May/June 1982: Toronto: Special Conference City Report
Urban Design International, Vol. 3 No. 3, March/April 1982
Urban Design International, Vol. 3 No. 1, November/December 1981: Directory of Members 1982
Urban Design International, Vol. 2 No. 6, September/October 1981: Berlin/IBA 1984
Urban Design International, Vol. 2 No. 5, July/August 1981: Galveston Preview
Urban Design International, Vol. 2 No. 4, May/June 1981: Funding For Urban Design
Urban Design International, Vol. 2 No. 3, March/April 1981
Urban Design International, Vol. 2 No. 2, January/February 1981: Helsinki/Harvard Conference Report
Urban Design International, Vol. 2 No. 1, November/December 1980: Three Downtown Case Studies
Urban Design International, Vol. 1 No. 6, September/October 1980: Special World Cities Issue
Urban Design International, Vol. 1 No. 5, July/August 1980
Urban Design International, Vol. 1 No. 3, March/April 1980
Urban Design International, Vol. 1 No. 2, January/February 1980
Urban Design International, Vol. 1 No. 1, November/December 1979
CASE STUDIES [back to top]
January 2007
The Good Earth: Inheritor of a Real-estate Dynasty, Douglas Durst is Also One of the Greenest Developers in the World By Tess Taylor, contributing writer, Metropolis [PDF]
July 2006
St. Paul on the Mississippi Design Center By Linda Mack, architecture critic, Minneapolis Star Tribune [PDF]
January 2006
Environmental Simulation: Michael Kwartler Draws People Into Process By Anna Holtzman, contributing writer, Architecture [PDF]
October 2005
Richard Rogers and New York Urban Design: East River Park and Silvercup Studios West By Grahame Shane, Columbia University and Cooper Union [PDF]
April 2005
Vancouverism Versus Lower Manhattanism: Shaping the High Density City By Trevor Boddy, architecture critic, The Vancouver Sun [PDF]
October 2004
Greening the Mega-project: The MTA and the Second Avenue Line By Laurie Kerr, contributor, The Wall Street Journal
MONOGRAPHS [back to top]
August 1990, Vol. 3 No. 2
The Swiss Bank Tower and Saks Fifth Avenue: New York, NY by Allen Freeman, senior editor of Historic Preservation, Washington, D.C.
June 1990, Vol. 3 No. 1
AT&T Corporate Center: Chicago by Paul M. Sachner
September 1986, Vol. 2 No. 2*
West End Historic District: Dallas, Texas by Jean Gath, SWA Group
March 1986, Vol. 2, No. 1*
San Diego: Horton Plaza Uses Arts as the Draw by Max Schmidt, Urban Planner, San Diego
December 1985, Vol. 1 No. 4*
New York, NY: 599 Lexington Avenue by Robert Ponte, School of Architecture, Princeton University and Buckhurst Fish Hutton Katz
September 1985, Vol. 1 No. 3*
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania & Richmond, Virginia: Infill and Continuity by David Lewis, Partner, UDA Architects
March 1985, Vol. 1 No. 2*
Lowell, Massachusettes: Preservation Key to Revitalization by Sarah M. Peskin, Planning Director, Lowell Historic Preservation Commission
September 1984, Vol. 1 No. 1*
Pittsburgh’s Emerging Cultural District by Ernest Hutton, Buckhurst Fish Hutton Katz
*Series editor: David Wallace of Wallace Roberts Todd
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Education for Urban Design
Editor: Ann Ferebee, the Institute for Urban Design, 1982: Purchase, New York (ISBN 0-942468-00-7)
Text editor: Judith Handelman, Production Editor: Judith Verdino, Contributing Editor: Jared Freeman, Editorial Interns: Jeanette Evans, Neal Rosenstein