The evolution of greenways as an adaptive urban landscape form
Reference Type
Journal, Research (Article)
Journal, Research (Article)
This paper suggests that greenways are an established human endeavor, with roots that go back several centuries. More than just parks or amenities, greenways represent an adaptation--a response to the physical and psychological pressures of urbanization." Reprinted from Landscape and Urban Planning vol. 33, 1995.
[Ti: The evolution of greenways as an adaptive urban landscape form]
[Au: Searns, R.,, , ,]
[So: In: Fabos, J.G. and Ahern, J., eds. Greenways: The beginning of an international movement. New York, Elsevier. pp.65-80.]
[Ky: Planning the Urban Forest]]
Authors
R. Searns
R. Searns
Date Published
1995
1995
Journal/Conference
In: Fabos, J.G. and Ahern, J., eds. Greenways: The beginning of an international movement. New York, Elsevier. pp.65-80.
In: Fabos, J.G. and Ahern, J., eds. Greenways: The beginning of an international movement. New York, Elsevier. pp.65-80.
Publisher
In: Fabos, J.G. and Ahern, J., eds. Greenways: The beginning of an international movement. New York, Elsevier. pp.65-80.
In: Fabos, J.G. and Ahern, J., eds. Greenways: The beginning of an international movement. New York, Elsevier. pp.65-80.
ISBN/ISSN
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Sub-Topics
Planning
Planning
Keywords
Planning the Urban Forest
Planning the Urban Forest
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