American Urban Form: A Representative History (Urban and Industrial Environments)
by Sam Bass Warner Jr., Andrew Whittemore
American Urban Form offers a representative history of the physical development of cities and industrial environments in the United States. By placing urban form at the center of historical inquiry, Sam Bass Warner Jr. and Andrew Whittemore provide an accessible resource for readers exploring American cities, architecture, and the built environment.
About This Book
American Urban Form presents a representative history of the ways urban environments in the United States have developed and changed.
The book focuses on urban form as a subject of historical study, offering readers a framework for understanding the physical character of American cities.
Its place in the Urban and Industrial Environments series connects the discussion of city structure with broader industrial settings.
Written by Sam Bass Warner Jr. and Andrew Whittemore, this volume is suited to readers interested in American history, urban studies, architecture, and the built environment.
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