Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter I
2. CONTENTS VI
3. FOREWORD VII
4. INTRODUCTION XIII
5. 1. THE THEME OF THE CONGRESS THE CORE 1
6. 2. THE NEIGHBORHOOD UNIT A HUMAN MEASURE IN CITY PLANNING 11
7. 3. URBAN DESIGN 33
8. 4. ARCHITECTURE AND THE VISUAL ARTS 41
9. 5. NEW YORK ARCHITECTURE AND THE CITY 47
10. 6. CIAM X DUBROVNIK 57
11. 7. HARVARD URBAN PROBLEM AND OPPORTUNITY 69
12. 8. THE HUMAN SCALE KEY TO THE MEASURE OF CITIES 79
13. 9. ARCHITECTURAL FASHIONS AND THE PEOPLE 91
14. 10. BOSTON A LIVELY AND HUMAN CITY 99
15. 11. THE ROLE OF GOVERNMENT IN THE FORM AND ANIMATION OF THE URBAN CORE 107
16. 12. OPEN SPACES AND PEDESTRIAN PATHS IN THE UNIVERSITY 111
17. 13. SIGFRIED GIEDION IN MEMORIAM 121
18. 14. ARCHITECTURE AND THE PEOPLE THERE ARE TWO HISTORIES OF ARCHITECTURE 125
19. 15. INDUSTRIALIZATION AN OPPORTUNITY FOR THE DESIGN OF NEW COMMUNITIES 133
20. 16. BALANCE IN THE HUMAN HABITAT 143
21. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS 154
22. NOTES 156
23. TEXT SOURCES 159
24. INDEX 160
25. ILLUSTRATION CREDITS 166