Nathaniel Lichfield
Biographic Data
| ID | 706345 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Nathaniel Lichfield |
| GIVEN NAMES | Nathaniel |
| FAMILY NAME | Lichfield |
| SIGNATURE | LICHFIELD N |
| AFFILIATIONS | University College London |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 17 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 11 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 17 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1964 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2000 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Where Do We Go from Here
Great Britain
Economics in Urban Conservation
The role of economics in urban conservation is relatively underdeveloped. Professor Lichfield has added to his other pioneering studies in this innovative and important exposition of approach, method and techniques for the systematic application of economics in the conservation of urban areas. In order to establish an appropriate base for the economic analysis and application in parts III, IV and V of the book, the opening sections provide essent…
The M25-A New Geography of Development: Discussion
Towards a New Development Strategy
Towards a comprehension of land policy
Land-Use Planning and Environmental Protection: Convergence or Divergence
There exist two streams of activity operating side by side with regard to the environment: Urban and regional planning, and environmental protection. They have a common goal, the enhancement of man's environment. The first question is whether or not they should converge or diverge; this being answered affirmatively, then the question is how? This is considered in relation to control over the development of projects. Advanced practice is reviewed …
Cost-benefit analysis in planning: A critique of the Roskill Commission
Lichfield N. (1971) Cost-benefit analysis in planning: A critique of the Roskill Commission, Reg. Studies 5, 157–183. The work of the (Roskill) Commission on the Third London Airport, and also that of its Research Team, was an outstanding contribution to the practice of decision-making in urban and regional planning. Nevertheless, at certain critical stages in their process the Commission was at serious fault. This paper examines these methodolog…
Evaluation methodology of urban and regional plans: A review
Lichfield N. (1970) Evaluation methodology of urban and regional plans: A Review, Reg. Studies 4, 151–165. Of recent years there has been advancement in the urban and regional planning process in terms of the conscious searching out of alternative policies, projects and plans with a view to selection amongst them of the preferred solution. The search may be confined to the design process of the professional planners culminating in one preferred s…
Cost Benefit Analysis in Urban Expansion: A Case Study, Ipswich
Cost benefit analysis in urban expansion: A case study: Peterborough
Lichfield N. (1969) Cost benefit analysis in urban expansion. A case study: Peterborough, Reg. Studies 3, 123–155. The City of Peterborough is to be expanded by a New Town Development Corporation to accommodate twice its present population, of 80,000. In 1966 the Minister appointed an inter-disciplinary team of Consultants to prepare a Draft Basic plan as a basis for the area to be designated for the expansion. At an early stage in the design pro…
Scope of the Regional Plan
Lichfield N. (1967) Scope of the Regional Plan, Reg. Studies 1, 11–16. The pattern of regional planning in Britain can be compared with the contrasting models offered by the United States, France and Venezuela. There are some essential elements of a regional plan, which can be grouped under the headings: objectives, problems, function, content, programme and implementation. A critical need is for mutual adjustment between plans made at different …
The Evaluation of Capital Investment Projects in Town Centre Redevelopment
Cost Kenefit Analysis in Urban Development—a Case Study: Swanley
Cost benefit analysis in urban development—A case study: Swanley
Cost Benefit Analysis in Town Planning: A Case Study : Swanley
London 2000
Journal Article London 2000Economic Planning and Town Expansion: A Case Study of Basingstoke Get access London 2000. By P. Hall. (London: Faber and Faber, 1963. Pp.220. 55s.)Economic Planning and Town Expansion: A Case Study of Basingstoke. By J. H. Dunning. (Southampton: Workers’ Education Association, 1963. Pp. 168. 25s.) Nathaniel Lichfield Nathaniel Lichfield London Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The …
Cost-benefit analysis in planning: A critique of the Roskill Commission
Lichfield N. (1971) Cost-benefit analysis in planning: A critique of the Roskill Commission, Reg. Studies 5, 157–183. The work of the (Roskill) Commission on the Third London Airport, and also that of its Research Team, was an outstanding contribution to the practice of decision-making in urban and regional planning. Nevertheless, at certain critical stages in their process the Commission was at serious fault. This paper examines these methodolog…
Economics in Urban Conservation
The role of economics in urban conservation is relatively underdeveloped. Professor Lichfield has added to his other pioneering studies in this innovative and important exposition of approach, method and techniques for the systematic application of economics in the conservation of urban areas. In order to establish an appropriate base for the economic analysis and application in parts III, IV and V of the book, the opening sections provide essent…
Towards a New Development Strategy
Cost benefit analysis in urban expansion: A case study: Peterborough
Lichfield N. (1969) Cost benefit analysis in urban expansion. A case study: Peterborough, Reg. Studies 3, 123–155. The City of Peterborough is to be expanded by a New Town Development Corporation to accommodate twice its present population, of 80,000. In 1966 the Minister appointed an inter-disciplinary team of Consultants to prepare a Draft Basic plan as a basis for the area to be designated for the expansion. At an early stage in the design pro…
Cost Benefit Analysis in Town Planning: A Case Study : Swanley
London 2000
Journal Article London 2000Economic Planning and Town Expansion: A Case Study of Basingstoke Get access London 2000. By P. Hall. (London: Faber and Faber, 1963. Pp.220. 55s.)Economic Planning and Town Expansion: A Case Study of Basingstoke. By J. H. Dunning. (Southampton: Workers’ Education Association, 1963. Pp. 168. 25s.) Nathaniel Lichfield Nathaniel Lichfield London Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The …
Cost Kenefit Analysis in Urban Development—a Case Study: Swanley
Cost benefit analysis in urban development—A case study: Swanley
Cost Benefit Analysis in Town Planning: A Case Study : Swanley
Scope of the Regional Plan
Lichfield N. (1967) Scope of the Regional Plan, Reg. Studies 1, 11–16. The pattern of regional planning in Britain can be compared with the contrasting models offered by the United States, France and Venezuela. There are some essential elements of a regional plan, which can be grouped under the headings: objectives, problems, function, content, programme and implementation. A critical need is for mutual adjustment between plans made at different …
The Evaluation of Capital Investment Projects in Town Centre Redevelopment
Cost benefit analysis in urban expansion: A case study: Peterborough
Lichfield N. (1969) Cost benefit analysis in urban expansion. A case study: Peterborough, Reg. Studies 3, 123–155. The City of Peterborough is to be expanded by a New Town Development Corporation to accommodate twice its present population, of 80,000. In 1966 the Minister appointed an inter-disciplinary team of Consultants to prepare a Draft Basic plan as a basis for the area to be designated for the expansion. At an early stage in the design pro…
Evaluation methodology of urban and regional plans: A review
Lichfield N. (1970) Evaluation methodology of urban and regional plans: A Review, Reg. Studies 4, 151–165. Of recent years there has been advancement in the urban and regional planning process in terms of the conscious searching out of alternative policies, projects and plans with a view to selection amongst them of the preferred solution. The search may be confined to the design process of the professional planners culminating in one preferred s…
Cost Benefit Analysis in Urban Expansion: A Case Study, Ipswich
Cost-benefit analysis in planning: A critique of the Roskill Commission
Lichfield N. (1971) Cost-benefit analysis in planning: A critique of the Roskill Commission, Reg. Studies 5, 157–183. The work of the (Roskill) Commission on the Third London Airport, and also that of its Research Team, was an outstanding contribution to the practice of decision-making in urban and regional planning. Nevertheless, at certain critical stages in their process the Commission was at serious fault. This paper examines these methodolog…
Land-Use Planning and Environmental Protection: Convergence or Divergence
There exist two streams of activity operating side by side with regard to the environment: Urban and regional planning, and environmental protection. They have a common goal, the enhancement of man's environment. The first question is whether or not they should converge or diverge; this being answered affirmatively, then the question is how? This is considered in relation to control over the development of projects. Advanced practice is reviewed …
Towards a comprehension of land policy
The M25-A New Geography of Development: Discussion
Towards a New Development Strategy
Economics in Urban Conservation
The role of economics in urban conservation is relatively underdeveloped. Professor Lichfield has added to his other pioneering studies in this innovative and important exposition of approach, method and techniques for the systematic application of economics in the conservation of urban areas. In order to establish an appropriate base for the economic analysis and application in parts III, IV and V of the book, the opening sections provide essent…
Where Do We Go from Here
Great Britain
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