10. New in 2003

#40 Educational Models for the Livable City

Number of papers - 10, including:

Reading the City: an approach to teaching urbanism in architectural education
Madlen Simon, Kansas State University

Teaching Space: The Place of Urban Space in Architectural Education
Melissa Weese Goodill, University of Maryland

Learning from Learning: Teaching Urbanism in an Era of Sprawl
Gretchen Schneider, University of Kentucky

#41 Reconstructing Urban Neighborhoods

Number of papers - 11, including:

Redeveloping High Crime Residential Districts
Daniel L. Faoro, Associate Professor, College of Architecture, Art, & Design, and Lawrence Technological University, Southfield, MI

Developing a College & Its Neighborhood: Edward Waters College, Jacksonville, FL
Tom Martineau, Florida A&M University, Tallahassee, FL

Mixed Use: Reshaping the Suburbs
Frank Hyde, Sandy & Babcock International

#42 Community Participation in Planning

Number of papers - 10, including:

Community-Oriented Planning in the Charlottesville, VA Region
Chris Sinclair, Kenneth Schwartz, Kathleen Galvin, University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA

Community Participation in Planning: From Moscow, Russia to Rocky Mountain Region, USA
Olga Mikhailova, City of Lakewood, CO

Creating Inclusive Partnerships: Downtown Delray Beach Master Plan
Paul Dorling, Diane Dominguez, Jeff Perlman, et al. Delray Beach, FL

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10. New in 2003

#40 Educational Models for the Livable City

#41 Reconstructing Urban Neighborhoods

#42 Community Participation in Planning

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