comparative urbanism, part 13 (decaying infrastructure edition) On January 15, 2010 By Chuck WolfeIn politics, urban administration, urban views In the Museum of Rome, a thought leader responds to decaying infrastructure in the provinces to the northwest. Readers who viewed this page, also viewed:comparative urbanism, part 13 (decaying infrastructure…urbanist parking dilemmas, and the dawn of the “node…forms of placemaking and the role of ruinsRelated Posts:Urbanism Without Effort, the first weekUrbanism Without Effort, now availableUrbanism Without Effort, coming soon…the meaning of visual overlays at the edge of the cityin the urban world, juxtapositions matterShare this:EmailFacebookPinterestTumblrSkypeLinkedInPrintPocketTwitterLike this:Like Loading... Related
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