Planning Past and Future: Early 21st Century Reflections

This lecture by Sir Peter Hall (Professor Emeritus of City and Regional Planning, UC Berkeley, and Bartlett Professor of Planning & Regeneration, University College, London) focuses on planning 20th-century cities. CED 50th Anniversary Celebration - Traditions of Design Activism www.ced.berkeley.edu

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9:05

[@barbfrmsf]

May he rest in peace

[@thunha3517]

Perfect.

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i need help for my school assignment...its about processes town planners follow on their planning process

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[@MaartenvanRossemLezingen]

@Oyeniyi You're a bit late mate.

[@djchadchad1]

Like if you are in the Introduction to city planning at UC Berkeley, Fall2012. lol

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Iya ya Allah.

[@Vsaas583]

Goes way to fast and is hard to understand...

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[@valtih1978]

Why this 2/3-floor shit (horisontal infrastrucutre) is considered as a paramount of urban development and outstanding public transport availability? Westerners are sick. Go to any Soviet city (the boody dictatorship is over but people still live in bloody vertical buildings, still washed by public transport). Why not to restrict buildings to 1 floor, for sustainability and ecocities?