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The Image of the City (Harvard-MIT Joint Center for Urban Studies Series)
I read one of the review that compared this to Jane Jacob's Death and Life of Great American Cities and that review thought the latter is better.
RX
24 April 2015
Four Stars
Good price, fast delivery.
ZG
12 March 2015
The landmark in Urban Planning.
This book is a landmark in urban planning.
FB
23 February 2015
Five Stars
Awsum!.
FR
17 August 2014
Relevance to current context?
Image of the City first introduced in 1960, is seminal to perceptual imagery of a cityscape via five elements, namely, paths, landmarks, nodes, edges, and districts.
KH
10 July 2014
but it ended up being very useful and changed the way I view the city grid ...
This book was a little slow at first, but it ended up being very useful and changed the way I view the city grid as a whole.
TA
24 May 2013
Only purchased because it was highly recommended by NCARB . . .
However, I did not find this book to be helpful at all.
YP
28 February 2013
Please understand: THIS IS A CLASSIC
I can´t believe many customers / readers rate: 3 stars because \"it is outdated\".
DE
26 October 2012
Really interesting book
Lynch's methodology is really fascinating- he was basically the pioneer of mental mapping and this research method shows up quite well in his piece.
The Image of the City (Harvard-MIT Joint Center for Urban Studies Series) Review
Customer reviews (10)
Four Stars
Well written and informative.
Helped me in urban design, a lot.
I read one of the review that compared this to Jane Jacob's Death and Life of Great American Cities and that review thought the latter is better.
Four Stars
Good price, fast delivery.
The landmark in Urban Planning.
This book is a landmark in urban planning.
Five Stars
Awsum!.
Relevance to current context?
Image of the City first introduced in 1960, is seminal to perceptual imagery of a cityscape via five elements, namely, paths, landmarks, nodes, edges, and districts.
but it ended up being very useful and changed the way I view the city grid ...
This book was a little slow at first, but it ended up being very useful and changed the way I view the city grid as a whole.
Only purchased because it was highly recommended by NCARB . . .
However, I did not find this book to be helpful at all.
Please understand: THIS IS A CLASSIC
I can´t believe many customers / readers rate: 3 stars because \"it is outdated\".
Really interesting book
Lynch's methodology is really fascinating- he was basically the pioneer of mental mapping and this research method shows up quite well in his piece.