Stephen A. Goldsmith and Lynne Elizabeth, editors Three dozen writers, mostly Americans and Canadians, try to further develop the ideas and methods of the woman who studied city life, urban form, and economic behavior so productively.
By Steven W. Semes Historic places are under assault by what is often — erroneously — called “the architecture of our time,” Steven Semes argues in this important new book.
By Michael Behrendt The town’s planner for the past 14 years, new urbanist Michael Behrendt adeptly uses Rochester’s architecture as a springboard to a larger topic: the making of good communities wherever they happen to be.
