Wiley Pedestrian Malls - Urban Design and Open Space Book

Explore the evolution of urban environments with Pedestrian Malls by Wiley. This comprehensive analysis examines the pedestrian mall developments from the 60s and 70s urban renewal era alongside modern urban open space designs. The text tracks the shift in trends, moving from full pedestrian malls toward newer project types like festival marketplaces and mixed-use urban spaces. Readers gain insight into the professional development process, covering essential stages such as feasibility analysis, planning, and design. The book also provides detailed information on street furnishings, including paving, fountains, sculpture, lighting, canopies, and seating. With updated coverage of projects in cities such as New York, Tampa, Memphis, Louisville, and Minneapolis, this book serves as a detailed resource for understanding urban architectural trends.