housing, anti-discrimination Created NY Housing and Development Administration in 1960s Served on state and national anti-discrimination committees coauthored the New York Municipal Housing Authorities Law in 1933 Attorney for New York in New York City Housing Authority v. Muller (eminent domain for slum clearance and building public housing) in 1836 The City is the Frontier - 1965, critical of housing policies, slum clearance, urban renewal Socialism for the rich and capitalism for the poor. 1901-1970 early to mid 1900s New York

secretary of Garden City Association 1st manager of Letchworth, UK Taught at MIT, Harvard Regional Plan of New York and its Environs UK and US

Community organizing advocate Reveille for Radicals - encouraging poor to get involved in democracy Rules for Radicals - provided 13 rules for community organizing 1930s-40s Chicago

community engagement/participation A Ladder of Citizen Participation - in Journal of APA - describes level of involvement of citizens in different forms of participation 1960s

City Beautiful 1893 Columbian Exposition (Chicago) 1909 Plan of Chicago Make no little plans. They have no fire to stir men's blood. Architect Late 1800s - early 1900s Chicago

Silent Spring Enrivonmental planning

New York City Public Works Expanded state parks system, built parks, playgrounds, highways, bridges, tunnels, public housing urban renewal 1930s - 1960s New York

Florida Comprehensive Plan designed Mariemont, OH; parks in Madison, WI; Venice, FL planner and landscape architect 1869-1937 Florida

neighborhood unit concept Radburn, NJ 1929 Regional Survey of NY and Its Environs

architect Arcosanti, an experimental utopian city in Arizona focused on minimizing the impact of development on the natural environment

Garden Cities designed Sunnyside Gardens, Radburn, NJ (with Henry Wright) Wrote New Towns for America

head of Resettlement Administration Greenbelt Cities program Arthurdale, WV NYC Planning Comission Governor of Puerto Rico

English town planner designer of Letchworth University of Birmingham in England, Columbia University author of Town Planning in Practice

equity planning his office wrote 1975 Policy Planning Report that was one of the first comprehensive plans to place social policy front and center Planning director of Cleveland 1970s Cleveland, OH

wrote Wacker's Manual of the Plan of Chicago

wrote Carrying Out the City Plan

wrote the first comprehensive zoning code (NYC) lawyer Involved in Advisory Committee on City Planning and Zoning which wrote the Enabling acts Father of American Zoning New York

first full-time employee for a city planning commission in Newark, NJ famous planning consultant

Standard State Zoning Enabling Act Standard City Planning Enabling Act Secretary of Department of Commerce

Wrote the Cincinnati Comprehensive plan (1st) along with Ladislas Segoe Involved in Advisory Committee on City Planning and Zoning which wrote the Enabling acts Euclid, Ohio v. Ambler Realty Company.

Wrote the Cincinnati Comprehense plan (1st) along with Alfred Bettman wrote Local Planning Administration the first in Green Book Series

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Charles Abrams

housing, anti-discrimination
Created NY Housing and Development Administration in 1960s
Served on state and national anti-discrimination committees
coauthored the New York Municipal Housing Authorities Law in 1933
Attorney for New York in New York City Housing Authority v. Muller (eminent domain for slum clearance and building public housing) in 1836
The City is the Frontier - 1965, critical of housing policies, slum clearance, urban renewal
“Socialism for the rich and capitalism for the poor.”

1901-1970

early to mid 1900s
New York

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Thomas Adams

secretary of Garden City Association
1st manager of Letchworth, UK
Taught at MIT, Harvard
Regional Plan of New York and its Environs

UK and US

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Saul Alinsky

Community organizing advocate
Reveille for Radicals - encouraging poor to get involved in democracy
Rules for Radicals - provided 13 rules for community organizing

1930s-40s
Chicago

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Sherry Arnstein

community engagement/participation
“A Ladder of Citizen Participation” - in Journal of APA - describes level of involvement of citizens in different forms of participation

1960s

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Daniel Burnham

City Beautiful
1893 Columbian Exposition (Chicago)
1909 Plan of Chicago
“Make no little plans. They have no fire to stir men’s blood.”
Architect

Late 1800s - early 1900s
Chicago

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Rachel Carson

Silent Spring
Enrivonmental planning

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Robert Moses

New York City Public Works
Expanded state parks system,
built parks, playgrounds, highways, bridges, tunnels, public housing
urban renewal

1930s - 1960s
New York

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John Nolen

Florida Comprehensive Plan
designed Mariemont, OH; parks in Madison, WI; Venice, FL
planner and landscape architect

1869-1937
Florida

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Frederick Law Olmsted, Sr.

father of landscape architecture
Central Park, Prospect Park in New York City
Niagra Reservation
University campus landscapes
Riverside, IL design team

late 1800s

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Clarence Perry

neighborhood unit concept
Radburn, NJ
1929 Regional Survey of NY and Its Environs

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Paolo Soleri

architect
Arcosanti, an experimental utopian city in Arizona focused on minimizing the impact of development on the natural environment

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Clarence Stein

Garden Cities
designed Sunnyside Gardens, Radburn, NJ (with Henry Wright)
Wrote New Towns for America

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Rexford Tugwell

head of Resettlement Administration
Greenbelt Cities program
Arthurdale, WV
NYC Planning Comission
Governor of Puerto Rico

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Sir Raymond Unwin

English town planner
designer of Letchworth
University of Birmingham in England, Columbia University
author ofTown Planning in Practice

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Catherine Bauer Wurster

founder of American housing policy
executive secretary of the Regional Planning Association of America
wrote Modern Housing
influential in passing Housing Act of 1937

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Norman Krumholz

equity planning
his office wrote 1975 Policy Planning Report that was one of the first comprehensive plans to place social policy front and center
Planning director of Cleveland

1970s
Cleveland, OH

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Walter Moody

wrote Wacker’s Manual of the Plan of Chicago

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Flavel Shurtleff

wrote Carrying Out the City Plan

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Frederick Law Olmsted, Jr

first president of American City Planning Institute (ACPI)
wildlife conservation
designed Forest Hill Gardens in Queens, New York, and Palos Verdes Estates in Los Angeles County, California.

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Edward Bassett

wrote the first comprehensive zoning code (NYC)
lawyer
Involved in Advisory Committee on City Planning and Zoning which wrote the Enabling acts
“Father of American Zoning”

New York

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Harland Bartholomew

first full-time employee for a city planning commission in Newark, NJ
famous planning consultant

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Herbert Hoover

Standard State Zoning Enabling Act
Standard City Planning Enabling Act
Secretary of Department of Commerce

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Alfred Bettman

Wrote the Cincinnati Comprehensive plan (1st) along with Ladislas Segoe
Involved in Advisory Committee on City Planning and Zoning which wrote the Enabling acts
Euclid, Ohio v. Ambler Realty Company.

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Ladislas Segoe

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Wrote the Cincinnati Comprehense plan (1st) along with Alfred Bettman
wrote Local Planning Administration the first in Green Book Series

Jacob Riis

* *How the Other Half Lives* * photographer ## Footnote late 1800s New York

Ebenezer Howard

* *Tomorrow: A Peaceful Path to Real Reform* * garden cities * formed Garden City Association in England ## Footnote late 1800s - early 1900s England

Patrick Geddes

* father of regional planning * *Cities in Evolution* * coined the concept of "region" to architectural and planning fields and the term "conurbation" ## Footnote early 1900s

Nelson Lewis

* *Planning of the Modern City* ## Footnote early 1900s

F. Stuart Chapin

* wrote *Urban Land Use Planning* a textbook

Kevin Lynch

* defines concepts such as edges and nodes in cities * *Image of the City*

Jane Jacobs

* critical look at planning and urban renewal * *The Death and Life of Great American Cities*

TJ Kent

* *The Urban General Plan*

Alfred Reins

* *With Heritage So Rich* * historic preservation

Ian McHarg

* GIS * Environmental planning and conservation * *Design with Nature*

William Whyte

* environmental psycology and sociology in urban design * *The Social Life of Small Urban Spaces* * "Street Life Project" * inspired the Project for Public Spaces

Lewis Mumford

* leader of Regional Planning Association of America along with Benton MacKaye * garden cities

Benton MacKaye

* leader of Regional Planning Association of America along with Lewis Mumford

Henry Wright

* helped design Radburn, NJ along with Clarence Stein * Garden Cities

Ernest Burgess

* concentric circle theory * bid rent curve * sociologist * studied growth of Chicago | Chicago

Homer Hoyt

* sector theory * real estate business, focused on high-end residential development * Chicago

Chauncy Harris and Edward Ullman

* multiple nuceli theory

Walter Christaller

* central place theory * german geographer

Rittel and Webber

concept of Wicked Problems

Martin Myerson and Banfield

* rational planning * *Planning, Politics, and the Public Interest* | 1950s

Herbert Simon

* coined the term "satisfice" * bounded rationality * argued that the "economic man" should be replaced by the "administrative man" who satisfices

Charles Lindblom

* incrementalism * *The Science of Muddling Through* | mid-1900s

Amitali Etzioni

* mixed scanning * *Mixed Scanning, a third approach to decision-making*

Paul Davidoff

* advocacy planning * *Advocacy and Pluralism in Planning*

Norman Krumholz

* equity planning | Cleveland

John Friedman

* transactive planning * *Retracking America: A Theory of Transactive Planning* * *Planning in the Public Domain: From Knowledge to Action*

Robert Weaver

first secretary of HUD

Peter Calthorpe

* urban planner, designer, and architect * developed concept of Transit Oriented Development * sustainability * *The Next American Metropolis* * (co)founded and president of the Congress for New Urbanism

Andres Duany

* architect and planner * sustainable urban development and new urbanism * designer for Seaside, FL and the traditional neighborhood development zoning ordinance * (co)founded Congress for New Urbanism

Joel Garreau

* *Edge City: Life on the New Frontier* * made the term "Edge City" popular * journalist and author

Jean Gottman

* *Megalopolis* * described northeastern US, from Boston to D.C. as one metropolitan area * french geographer

Le Corbusier

* Radiant City - super blocks delineated between different uses such as housing, factories, and businesses * architect

George Pullman

* designed and manufactured the Pullman railroad car * created a compnay town - town of Pullman, IL

Frank Lloyd Wright

* Broadacre City - low density cities away from urban areas * architect

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