The Urban Pattern City Planning And Design
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The Urban Pattern City Planning And Design

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“The Urban Pattern: City Planning and Design” by Arthur B. Gallion (ISBN: 9788123909158) offers a comprehensive guide to urban planning and design principles. Explore the intricacies of city layouts, infrastructure development, and sustainable urban growth. Ideal for urban planners, architects, students, and anyone interested in shaping the future of our cities. Discover how to create vibrant, functional, and resilient urban environments.

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  • ISBN-13: 9788123909158
  • Publisher: Cbs Publishers And Distributors
  • Publisher Imprint: Cbs Publishers And Distributors
  • Edition: 5
  • ISBN-10: 8123909152
  • Publisher Date: 2003
  • Binding: Paperback
  • Language: English

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Weight 0.5 kg

23 reviews for The Urban Pattern City Planning And Design

  1. Aayushi Bhardwaj –

    A classic! Some parts feel dated, but the core principles are still relevant. Good for understanding the history of urban planning.

  2. Kavya Yadav –

    Although some of the information is outdated, I learned so much from this book.

  3. Nishant Batan –

    A classic book on urban planning. Some examples are outdated, but the fundamental principles remain relevant.

  4. Manasi Prabhakar Bele –

    A classic in the field of urban planning. While some aspects are dated, the core ideas are still relevant today.

  5. Abhinav Choudhary –

    I enjoyed learning about the history of city planning from this book. Some chapters are very slow to read.

  6. Dev Yadav –

    A great resource for understanding the evolution of urban planning. Some concepts could be updated for modern applications.

  7. Ravi Duhan –

    Excellent overview of urban design. The illustrations are helpful, though some are old. A worthwhile investment.

  8. Sakshi Mishra –

    A comprehensive overview of city planning and design. Highly recommended for students and professionals in the field.

  9. Vineet Chaudhary –

    Comprehensive and well-structured. It could use an update, but it’s still a valuable resource for understanding urban patterns.

  10. Ajey Dixit –

    Good, but not great. The concepts are interesting, but the examples are really old. Needed update

  11. Mridul Jain –

    Foundational text. It’s dry at times, but the content is essential for anyone in city planning. Recommended.

  12. Hardik Gour –

    A little outdated, but the fundamental concepts are timeless. Worth reading for historical context and basic principles.

  13. Prakher Nigam –

    I was hoping for a more up-to-date book, but it was worth it.

  14. Vishal Tomar –

    A bit dense, but packed with information. Definitely a textbook, not a light read. Still, worth the effort for serious students.

  15. Anjali Agrawal –

    While the book is informative, the writing style is a bit dry. However, the content is valuable and well-organized.

  16. Suchit Lamba –

    A must-read for urban planners. The details might be old, but the core principles are still in use today.

  17. Aditi –

    The Urban Pattern: City Planning and Design offers a guide to urban planning and design principles.

  18. Shubhangi Singh –

    This book provided me with a solid foundation in urban design. It’s an essential read for aspiring city planners.

  19. Rahul Rajak –

    Important book, but be prepared for old-fashioned language. The ideas are still relevant, but the writing style is not modern.

  20. Fredrick Lakra –

    An essential addition to any urban planner’s library. The historical context and design principles are invaluable.

  21. Sambhav –

    I found this book to be quite dense and challenging to read. However, the information is comprehensive and insightful.

  22. Harsh Hemnani –

    Gallion’s vision is inspiring. However, I wish there were more contemporary examples. Useful as a foundation.

  23. Yashika Methi –

    The book is good for beginners. The explanations are simple to understand. But some of the information is outdated.

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