Frank J Costa
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 746358 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Frank J Costa |
| PRENOMES | Frank J |
| SOBRENOME | Costa |
| ASSINATURA | COSTA F J |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Akron |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 21 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 33 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 19 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 2 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1977 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1998 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Hindu Temple Development in the United States
Hindu temple construction has become common in suburban areas of the United States, following a steady wave of immigration from India. Immigrants hope to pass along traditional beliefs and cultural practices to a generation rapidly approaching adulthood. Small but committed groups have raised millions of dollars to build over 200 temples in the 1980s and 1990s. Temple builders face the usual land use concerns of any rezoning request, such as prov…
Central-City Distress in Ohio's Elastic Cities
Because of past annexation, Akron, Columbus, and Toledo all contain vacant land within the city boundaries and have active move-up housing markets, matching David Rusk's idea of more elastic cities. The relative elasticity of these cities has helped but has not been a panacea and likely is to be less helpful in the future. This paper examines the relationship between elasticity and central-city distress, analyzes movement patterns of homesellers,…
Perspectives on Planning and Urban Development in Belgium
City Forms of China and India in Global Perspective
The Asian City
Urban issues and urbanization characteristics of Asia
The impact of planning on growth and development in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, 1970?1990
Floor area ratio as an urban development tool
Urban planning in socialist China
Perspectives on Planning and Urban Development in Belgium
Urbanization in Asia
The growth of metro systems in Madrid, Rome and Athens
Urbanization in Asia
Urbanization in Asia
This book is a product of the International Conference on Asian Urbanization held in Akron Ohio in April 1985. It contains 20 papers including an initial description of trends and prospects and a review of the literature. Country-specific reviews are then presented for India Pakistan China and Taiwan. The remaining papers are grouped under the general headings of regional and metropolitan effects of urbanization case studies in urban development …
Urbanization in Asia
The General Public and the Art Museum
From case studies at several art museums, characteristics of several types of museum goers have been identified. Typically museum visitors are in the upper educational, occupational and income groups, younger than the population in general (average age is 34) and active in community and leisure-time organizations. Frequent visitors do so to be with people, to do something they consider worthwhile, to use surroundings in which they feel comfortabl…
Public Planning in the Netherlands, Perspectives and Change Since the Second World War
Planning Arabic Towns
Urban form and settlement patterns have changed dramatically in Saudi Arabia as a result of increased wealth and a shift to an urban services-based economy. Traditional Saudi urban form reflected climatic and social-religious constraints. Recent developments have followed Western urban forms that largely ignore tradition. The gemeinschaft-gesellschaft model is proposed as an approach to unite traditional and recent urban forms into a coherent phy…
Urban development in Saudi Arabia
An evaluation of national economic planning in the People's Republic of China
The Evolution of Planning Styles and Planned Change
Urban planning in socialist China
Central-City Distress in Ohio's Elastic Cities
Because of past annexation, Akron, Columbus, and Toledo all contain vacant land within the city boundaries and have active move-up housing markets, matching David Rusk's idea of more elastic cities. The relative elasticity of these cities has helped but has not been a panacea and likely is to be less helpful in the future. This paper examines the relationship between elasticity and central-city distress, analyzes movement patterns of homesellers,…
Planning Arabic Towns
Urban form and settlement patterns have changed dramatically in Saudi Arabia as a result of increased wealth and a shift to an urban services-based economy. Traditional Saudi urban form reflected climatic and social-religious constraints. Recent developments have followed Western urban forms that largely ignore tradition. The gemeinschaft-gesellschaft model is proposed as an approach to unite traditional and recent urban forms into a coherent phy…
An evaluation of national economic planning in the People's Republic of China
Hindu Temple Development in the United States
Hindu temple construction has become common in suburban areas of the United States, following a steady wave of immigration from India. Immigrants hope to pass along traditional beliefs and cultural practices to a generation rapidly approaching adulthood. Small but committed groups have raised millions of dollars to build over 200 temples in the 1980s and 1990s. Temple builders face the usual land use concerns of any rezoning request, such as prov…
Floor area ratio as an urban development tool
The growth of metro systems in Madrid, Rome and Athens
Urbanization in Asia
The General Public and the Art Museum
From case studies at several art museums, characteristics of several types of museum goers have been identified. Typically museum visitors are in the upper educational, occupational and income groups, younger than the population in general (average age is 34) and active in community and leisure-time organizations. Frequent visitors do so to be with people, to do something they consider worthwhile, to use surroundings in which they feel comfortabl…
The Evolution of Planning Styles and Planned Change
The Evolution of Planning Styles and Planned Change
An evaluation of national economic planning in the People's Republic of China
Urban development in Saudi Arabia
Planning Arabic Towns
Urban form and settlement patterns have changed dramatically in Saudi Arabia as a result of increased wealth and a shift to an urban services-based economy. Traditional Saudi urban form reflected climatic and social-religious constraints. Recent developments have followed Western urban forms that largely ignore tradition. The gemeinschaft-gesellschaft model is proposed as an approach to unite traditional and recent urban forms into a coherent phy…
Public Planning in the Netherlands, Perspectives and Change Since the Second World War
Urbanization in Asia
The General Public and the Art Museum
From case studies at several art museums, characteristics of several types of museum goers have been identified. Typically museum visitors are in the upper educational, occupational and income groups, younger than the population in general (average age is 34) and active in community and leisure-time organizations. Frequent visitors do so to be with people, to do something they consider worthwhile, to use surroundings in which they feel comfortabl…
The growth of metro systems in Madrid, Rome and Athens
Urbanization in Asia
Urbanization in Asia
This book is a product of the International Conference on Asian Urbanization held in Akron Ohio in April 1985. It contains 20 papers including an initial description of trends and prospects and a review of the literature. Country-specific reviews are then presented for India Pakistan China and Taiwan. The remaining papers are grouped under the general headings of regional and metropolitan effects of urbanization case studies in urban development …
Urbanization in Asia
Perspectives on Planning and Urban Development in Belgium
Urban issues and urbanization characteristics of Asia
The impact of planning on growth and development in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, 1970?1990
Floor area ratio as an urban development tool
Urban planning in socialist China
City Forms of China and India in Global Perspective
The Asian City
Perspectives on Planning and Urban Development in Belgium
Hindu Temple Development in the United States
Hindu temple construction has become common in suburban areas of the United States, following a steady wave of immigration from India. Immigrants hope to pass along traditional beliefs and cultural practices to a generation rapidly approaching adulthood. Small but committed groups have raised millions of dollars to build over 200 temples in the 1980s and 1990s. Temple builders face the usual land use concerns of any rezoning request, such as prov…
Central-City Distress in Ohio's Elastic Cities
Because of past annexation, Akron, Columbus, and Toledo all contain vacant land within the city boundaries and have active move-up housing markets, matching David Rusk's idea of more elastic cities. The relative elasticity of these cities has helped but has not been a panacea and likely is to be less helpful in the future. This paper examines the relationship between elasticity and central-city distress, analyzes movement patterns of homesellers,…
Geography (18 obras) · Economics (13 obras) · Political science (12 obras) · Economic geography (11 obras) · Economic growth (11 obras) · Environmental planning (8 obras) · Regional science (8 obras) · Urbanization (8 obras) · Civil engineering (7 obras) · Urban planning (7 obras)