City planning
Found in 110 Collections and/or Records:
Newton Camp Farr papers
Includes publications of the Urban Land Institute, International Real Estate Federation, and the Chicago Department of City Planning. Also, correspondence of the Urban Land Institute, the National Association of Real Estate Boards, the San Diego Chamber of Commerce, and the Harvard Law Review.
Nigel Harry Richardson publications
Articles, reports prepared for the Haldimand-Norfolk Joint Study Commission, curriculum vitae, and papers by Richardson concerning city planning, land development, and local government.
Norman Pearson publications
Published books, pamphlets, reports and articles concerning city and regional planning written, edited or contributed to by Pearson.
Paul D. Spreiregen papers
Correspondence between Spreiregen and Hans Blumenfeld, concerning publication of Blumenfeld's writings by MIT Press; drafts of articles written by Spreiregen for the American Institute of Architects, concerning architecture and city and regional planning; and material concerning regional planning in Finland.
Paul Oppermann papers
Correspondence between Alfred Bettman and officials of the Federal Housing Administration; findings of committees; reports; legislative acts; proposals; agenda; proceedings of the Conference on City Planning Administration in Chicago; correspondence as Director of City Planning, City and County of San Francisco and of the Northeastern Illinois Metropolitan Area Planning Commission; speeches; and scrapbooks.
Paul van Tassel Hedden papers
Papers consist mainly of correspondence, reports, legislative bills, pamphlets, surveys, photographs, maps, and other items relating to city and industrial planning.
Philadelphia City Planning Commission minutes
Minutes (some on microfilm) of the Philadelphia City Planning Commission; minutes from 1943-1955 also include some correspondence, budget figures, exhibits, agenda, and reports.
Philip H. Cornick papers
Planners for Equal Opportunity records
Planners for Equal Opportunity was established in 1964 by a small group of professionals in the housing, planning, architecture and social work fields as an organization through which planning skills and concepts could be used to work for equality among minorities. The group encouraged professional planners to serve as civil rights advocates and to work for the change of policies and practices they considered racist.
Ralph E. Griswold letters
Correspondence between Ralph E. Griswold and Frederick Law Olmsted, Jr. concerning a committee on national and state parks chaired by Griswold in 1946-47. Also, a letter from Bradford Williams to Griswold, and a report by Griswold.