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Document Type: | Book |
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All Authors / Contributors: |
Larry Beasley |
ISBN: | 0774890312 9780774890311 |
OCLC Number: | 1105381763 |
Description: | 423 pages : color illustrations, color maps ; 26 cm |
Contents: | PrologueThe Beginnings | Frances BulaPart 1: What Is Vancouverism?1 Setting the Stage2 A Unique Context for Urban Innovation3 Counter-Intuitive Perspectives for Shaping a CityPart 2: The Key Urban Principles of Vancouverism4 Neighbourhoods5 Transportation Choices6 Diversity7 Urban Design8 Environmental Responsibility9 Public and Private CollaborationPart 3: The Future of Vancouverism10 New Iterations and Lessons LearnedEpilogueA Special Urban ExperienceNotes; Index |
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Beasley's book is a captain's log that will sit nicely alongside other books on city building in Vancouver. -- C. Cheung * The Tyee * ...this will be the definitive insider's account of the creation of Vancouver's famous skyline, its downtown neighbourhoods and its mix of natural beauty and urbanism. -- Michael Kluckner * BC Bookworld * In Beasley's hands, Vancouverism's seemingly disparate parts emerge as a cohesive whole. -- Spencer Morrison * The Literary Review of Canada * ...an insider's view of how, especially during Beasley's decades inside city hall, the Terminal City came to be an internationally renowned exemplar of livable, family-friendly urban neighbourhoods. -- Alex Bozikovic * Globe and Mail * Overall, this book is a fantastic look at the history of how a city came to be. -- Jenna Collingnon * Western Exteriors Magazine * Read more...

