Collection: Partners for Livable Communities collection, 1962/1994 / Date range: 1984 - ARVAS Search Results

Start Over Collection Partners for Livable Communities collection, 1962/1994 Date range 1984

1983-1984 All-America cities book of finalist entries,, 1984 Box 32, Volume 6

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Alternative strategy for tackling the problems of outer housing estates,, 1984 Box 42, Volume 3

Jim R. Lloyd

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American urban waterfront : a changing frontier,, 1984 Box 42, Volume 6

Leo Molinaro

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Approved Bethesda streetscape plan,, 1984 Box 3, Volume 6

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Architecture quarterly. Introductory issue,, 1984 Box 17, Volume 6

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Arts and urban development : urban renaissance brings financial strategies to the arts,, 1984 Box 13, Volume 17

Christine Ann Fedukowski

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Art spaces and economics,, 1984 Box 13, Volume 12

Lois Friedland

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Artwork network : a planning study for Seattle : art in the civic context,, 1984 Box 14, Volume 1

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Baton Rouge: the arts capitalized,, 1984 Box 53, Volume 1

Bryce Moreland

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Bethesda streetscape plan : final recommendations for the core district,, 1984 Box 3, Volume 11

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