Planning to Stay: Learning to See the Physical Features of Your Neighborhood

by William R. Morrish, Catherine R. Brown

“Delightful and jargon-free.” — UTNE READER From “the most valuable thinkers in American urbanism today” ( New York Times ) comes the first book to provide a thoughtful, practical process for neighborhood planning for concerned citizens as well as professional planners. “William Morrish and Catherine Brown are the most valuable thinkers in American urbanism today.” — New York Times “A delightful and jargon-free little ‘how-to’ guide that’s written for the thousands of citizens struggling to organize and preserve their city neighborhoods.” — Utne Reader “The principles and basic approach can be applied to any vicinity...Think of it as a Baedeker’s Guide to your neighborhood.” — Public Art Review

Genres: Urban Planning

112 pages, Paperback

First published August 14, 2000

Reviews

[Bee · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is a great guide for any neighborhood wanting to learn about the long range planning process.