The Nature of Cities; Origin, Growth, and Decline, Pattern and Form, Planning Problems

Ludwig Hilberseimer's groundbreaking work on urban planning examines how cities develop over time and how their shapes and structures affect social and economic patterns. This book is essential reading for urban planners and anyone interested in the history and future of cities.
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