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Learning from the Japanese City

Looking East in Urban Design
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To the first-time Western visitor the Japanese city often appears chaotic and baffling -- even intimidating. In this new edition, Barrie Shelton develops his earlier interpretation of why Japanese cities look the way they do, contrasting Japanese and Western ways of thinking about space. Placing less emphasis on the correlation, or 'meeting', between Japanese urban form and recent Western-generated urban design theory, he looks more on Japanese urban design models as worthy of 'translation'. New illustrations and updated text add much to this highly readable book, while a major case study of Nagoya -- a city in which the various components and characteristics highlighted in the book come together -- gives an entirely new dimension.

Author Biography:

University of Melbourne, Australia
Release date NZ
March 28th, 2012
Audience
  • Postgraduate, Research & Scholarly
Edition
2nd edition
Illustrations
200 Illustrations, black and white
Pages
208
Dimensions
174x246x15
ISBN-13
9780415554404
Product ID
10400581

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