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- noun Plural form of
urbanism .
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Examples
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This reality has raised in my mind a broader issue, which is whether by talking about "urbanisms" -- whether Prof. Douglas Kelbaugh's three urbanisms, or my or anyone else's fourth -- urbanists avoid the deeper and more important questions about cities.
Frank Gruber: A Fourth Urbanism, Part 6: Limitations on Urbanism 2009
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I wrote last week that the best city-building I have seen in recent years does not fall into the three "urbanisms" described by University of Michigan professor of architecture Douglas Kelbaugh: New Urbanism, Everyday Urbanism, and Post Urbanism (a/k/a Spectacle Urbanism).
Frank Gruber: Searching for a Fourth Urbanism, Part 2: Wherein I Find One and Describe it 2009
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Mennel uses this coincidence as the jumping-off-point for a provocative notion that in 1961 there were two revolutionary urbanisms in the air: Jacobs', of course, the one we all know about, but also an urbanism of and by Warhol that was never expressed in a text, but which Mennel believes was just as influential as that of Jacobs, and perhaps more perceptive.
Frank Gruber: Jane Jacobs vs. Andy Warhol: Who Knew? Frank Gruber 2011
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Mennel uses this coincidence as the jumping-off-point for a provocative notion that in 1961 there were two revolutionary urbanisms in the air: Jacobs', of course, the one we all know about, but also an urbanism of and by Warhol that was never expressed in a text, but which Mennel believes was just as influential as that of Jacobs, and perhaps more perceptive.
Frank Gruber: Jane Jacobs vs. Andy Warhol: Who Knew? Frank Gruber 2011
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Mennel uses this coincidence as the jumping-off-point for a provocative notion that in 1961 there were two revolutionary urbanisms in the air: Jacobs', of course, the one we all know about, but also an urbanism of and by Warhol that was never expressed in a text, but which Mennel believes was just as influential as that of Jacobs, and perhaps more perceptive.
Frank Gruber: Jane Jacobs vs. Andy Warhol: Who Knew? Frank Gruber 2011
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Mennel uses this coincidence as the jumping-off-point for a provocative notion that in 1961 there were two revolutionary urbanisms in the air: Jacobs', of course, the one we all know about, but also an urbanism of and by Warhol that was never expressed in a text, but which Mennel believes was just as influential as that of Jacobs, and perhaps more perceptive.
Frank Gruber: Jane Jacobs vs. Andy Warhol: Who Knew? Frank Gruber 2011
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Mennel uses this coincidence as the jumping-off-point for a provocative notion that in 1961 there were two revolutionary urbanisms in the air: Jacobs', of course, the one we all know about, but also an urbanism of and by Warhol that was never expressed in a text, but which Mennel believes was just as influential as that of Jacobs, and perhaps more perceptive.
Frank Gruber: Jane Jacobs vs. Andy Warhol: Who Knew? Frank Gruber 2011
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But its lobotomized "la-la's," ominous minor key melodies, and drug-thug urbanisms ground this Neptunes-produced anthem in the brothers 'turf.
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But its lobotomized "la-la's," ominous minor key melodies, and drug-thug urbanisms ground this Neptunes-produced anthem in the brothers 'turf.
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So how does Cityism relate to the three urbanisms of Professor Kelbaugh?
Frank Gruber: In Search of a Fourth Urbanism Part 3; Wherein I Name One 2009
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