TY  - GEN
AU  - Stephen Marshall
TI  - Streets and Patterns 
SN  - 9780415317504
U1  - 711.41 
PY  - 2005///
CY  - London
PB  - Spon Press
N1  - Illustration credits	ix
Preface    xi
1 Introduction	1
Revolution	3
Counter-revolution	9
Transport and urban design	10
This book	15
2 The challenge	21
Streets	22
Highway layout	27
Desired patterns	29
Complexity and contradiction	34
Conclusions	40
3 Street type and hierarchy	45
Principles of hierarchy	46
Street type and classification	52
The strategic structure	58
Street type revisited	63
Conclusions	67
4 Pattern type	73
Classification of pattern	74
Developing typologies of pattern 83
Quantifying pattern 97
Conclusions 101
Route structure 107
Network representation and analysis                                 108
Route structure 115
Route structure properties 120
Route type 123
Conclusions 130'
Connectivity and complexity 133
Example networks 134
Connectivity analysis 138
Complexity analysis 145
Characteristic structure 151
Conclusions 154
The constitution of structure 159
Hierarchical structure 160 Composition, configuration and constitution 165
Constitutionally defined street type 169
Types of constitutional structure 171
The structure of car orientation 178
The structure of disurban creation 181 Conclusions •' ' 186
Modes, streets and places 191
The modal kaleidoscope 192 A new formulation for route hierarchy 200 Streetspace classification \ 210
Urban street typology 214
Conclusions 215
From streets to patterns 221
Design approaches - generative processes                       222
A street-based constitution 228
Example patterns 235
Conclusions 241
10Conclusions
Tottenham Court Road revisited  246
Coding for streets and patterns   248
Implications for practice  250
The future 254
Appendices   261   
Glossary    291
Bibliography  297
Index  315

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