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  • Designing for human behaviour: for the design and elimination of environmental spaces in the dwelling in New trends in urban planning. Studies in housing, urban design and planning.
  • Onwards from urban design in New trends in urban planning. Studies in housing, urban design and planning.
  • Reproducing Toronto's design ecology : carrer paths, intermediaries, and local lobor markets
  • Canada ; Carrière professionnelle ; Circulation des talents ; Designer ; Marché local du travail ; Ontario ; Toronto ; Travail
  • Flux de connaissance, marchés locaux du travail et la circulation des talents. Les cheminements de carrière des designers à Toronto. Géographies locales des carrières de design : circulation et interruption. Construction des carrières de design dans
  • Environmental perception : the relationship with urban design
  • A cartographic communication approach to the design of an atlas symbol
  • Tentative calculation of soil erosion for designing a complex of erosion control practices
  • Civic design analysis of Toronto
  • Urban reading and the design of small urban places: the village of Sutivan
  • The use of matched-pairs research design in industrial surveys
  • The design of environmental monitoring systems
  • The design of spatial systems for internal migration analysis
  • A systems approach to urban design. The case of the city of Ljubljana, Yugoslavia
  • The methodology for a systems approach to urban design could lead to a permanent data bank being established.
  • Design of settlements in the Vaastu Shastras
  • Vaastu Shastras are architectural treatises of medieval India and are based upon a metaphysical design philosophy that is uniquely Hindu. Article traces the antecedents of settlement design in those sacred treatises, which deal with architectural
  • design at all scales, from ornaments and furniture to settlements. The latter, regardless of size, have the same conceptual division of space, vocabulary of shapes, and units of measurement. The goal is projection of the self into the building so
  • The application of zone-design methodology in the 2001 UK census
  • This paper reviews the automated zone-design procedures adopted for the creation of 2001 census output geography in the United Kingdom. A series of output area design scenarios are applied to microsimulation data, allowing the effects of the new
  • design constraints to be evaluated. The AA. identify the advantages of using an intra-area correlation measure for the maximization of social homogeneity within output areas.
  • Earthquake resistant building design codes and safety standards : the California experience
  • The 1906 San Francisco earthquake provided the first real impetus for establishing building design codes and safety standards. Subsequent major California earthquakes led to additional seismological understanding and engineering response in the form
  • of enhanced buiding design codes. Nonetheless, the process to incorporate good seismic design and mitigation efforts has been slow. Even in the absence of catastrophe, it is still important to guard against a false sense of security.
  • Soil horizon designations; Past use and future prospects
  • This paper briefly reviews the history of soil horizon designation use and, in an attempt to promote discussion, presents some possible future developments in the nature and use of these widely used symbols.
  • Urban design in capitalist society
  • Le design urbain est en relation directe avec le signifiant de la ville. Dans la société capitaliste, la production de ce urban meaning va dans le sens du renforcement des intérêts dominants.
  • World cities and global change : observations on monumentality in urban design
  • Grands plans du passé. Gros plans et projets récents. Quatre composantes du design monumental. L'importance du process dans la géographie de la monumentalité.
  • The AA. uses a new experimental design method that can easily deal with large numbers of attributes and/or levels. The idea is to select experimental points or profiles that are uniformly scattered in the problem domain. The key of uniform design
  • is therefore to select designs that have maximum uniformity. The new method is illustrated and tested by a case of intercity transport mode choice.
  • Urban planning and design in the Soviet North: the Noril'sk experience
  • Another installment in a series of articles on urban and economic development at Noril'sk focuses on the experiences in urban planning and design. Special attention is devoted to efforts to defend the city from strong winds and blowing snow through