just passin' thru

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Jarvis, RK (2001). just passin' thru. First European City in Transition Conference. Weimar, Germany 24 - 26 Nov 2001 London South Bank University.
AuthorsJarvis, RK
Abstract

A free-ranging exploration of urban design including poetic extracts and place related examples around the theme that the real subject of planning is everyday life - including a critical analysis of proposals for the South Bank in London

Keywordsa new way of thinking about places; South Bank Center London
Year2001
PublisherLondon South Bank University
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Print24 Nov 2001
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Deposited06 Apr 2018
Accepted23 Nov 2001
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