The American Historical Review · 1987 · 41 citations · 0 references
Social SciencesUrban PlanningUrban StudiesBuilt EnvironmentUrban DevelopmentUrban HistoryPublic ArtUrban Everyday LifeUrban LifeUrban PlaceUrban SpacePlacemaking Through ArtUrban Architectural AestheticsUrban Public LifeWork In Urban Contexts
Examines public buildings and homes in ninteenth-century London, Paris, and Vienna, and explains how each city reflected the characteristic lifestyle of its population.