TY  - GEN
AU  - Hack, Gary
TI  - Site planning international practice
SN  - 9780262037389
U1  - 711.4 
PY  - 2018///
CY  - Cambridge
PB  - MIT Press
KW  -  
N1  - Contents
Preface vii
Part 1 The Art of Site Planning 1
1 Values and Visions 2
2 Examples of Fine Sites 12
Part 2 Understanding Sites 33
3 Site Form 34
4 Natural Systems 52
5 Context and Surroundings 75
6 Sites as Property 88
7 Site Development Regulations 97
8 Interpreting Site Knowledge 104
Part 3 Planning Sites 111
9 Site Planning Methods 112
10 Engaging Stakeholders and the Public 119
11 Learning about Users 130
12 Programming Sites 141
13 Media for Site Planning 149
14 Design Methods 161
15 Guidelines, Criteria, and Standards 175
16 Subdivision and Land Assembly 195
17 Economic Value of Sites 207
18 Impact Assessment 224
19 The Site Proposal 237
Part 4 Site Infrastructure 253
20 Infrastructure Systems 254
21 Motor Vehicles 265
22 Transit 309
23 Cycling 335
24 Pedestrians 345
25 Surface Water 366
26 Water Supply 382
27 Wastewater Systems 392
28 Solid Wastes 404
29 Electrical Energy 417
30 District Heating and Cooling 435
31 Communications 446
32 Site Landscape 456
Part 5 Site Prototypes 479
33 Housing 480
34 Shopping 506
35 Workplaces 543
36 Recreation 567
37 Colleges and Universities 590
38 Public Spaces 622
39 Mixed-Use Development 644
40 Communities 669
References 701
Glossary of Site Planning Terms 725
Index of Places, Projects, Persons and Organizations 745
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