Buffalo's Waterfront Renaissance: Citizen Activists, NGOs, and the Canalside Project (Excelsior Editions)

History

Bunnell, Gene

Americas

State University of New York Press

<p>Communities, like individuals, make choices that shape their futures. When those communities succeed, the choices they made are considered the root of their success. Rarely is good planning among them. In <i>Making Places Special</i>, Gene Bunnell works to correct that, offering a survey of ten exceptional places—from tiny Block Island, Rhode Island, to booming San Diego, California—where good planning played a critical role in making them special. These stories not only demonstrate the value of good planning in making a successful community but also prove that careful planning can help preserve and strengthen the qualities that make places unique to begin with.</p>

Making Places Special

Politics & Social Sciences

Social Sciences

American Planning Association

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