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interesting, but could be longer,
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This review is from: Post Urbanism & ReUrbanism: Michigan Debates on Urbanism, Vol. 3 (Paperback)
Since this book is part of a series, I think you get the full effect of the Michigan debates if you read all three. With all three you gain a better understanding of the existing stands on urbanism today. If you're familiar with Eisenman and Peterson/Littengurg, they tend to say what they usually say and of course disagree with each other at times. But for some reason Eisenman doesn't put in all the effective vocabulary that he usually does in other debates. In fact he barely describes his project. Petterson/Littenburg on the other hand go on extensively, and in detail. The merit of the book lies in that it documents what the schools of urbanism argure for today. However, it would have been nice if the whole series went more in depth.
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perfect!,
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Post Urbanism & ReUrbanism: Michigan Debates on Urbanism, Vol. 3 by George Baird (Paperback - February 15, 2005)
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