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Reshaping Winter Cities: Concepts, Strategies and Trends, 1985 Box 49, Volume 9

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Residential solar design review : a manual on community architectural controls and solar energy use, 1980 Box 25, Volume 8

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Resolves of the Monterey Conference on Planning for Rotorcraft and Commuter Air Transportation, 1981 Box 40, Volume 13

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Resource Allocation and Comprehensive Planning: Summary of a California Tomorrow Seminar on the Use of Land Resources, 1975 Box 49, Volume 10

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Restoration of confidence : the achievements of the Bedford-Stuyvesant Restoration Corporation, 1967-1981, 1981 Box 11, Volume 18

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Rethinking the performing arts center, 1983 Box 16, Volume 8

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Return of the trolley : cities across the country are putting streetcars back in service and adding vitality to downtown areas, 1983 Box 40, Volume 14

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Review of federal mandates related to environmental design and the quality of the built environment ..., 1978 Box 21, Volume 10

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Revitalization of the city center, 1987 Box 11, Volume 19

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Revitalizing downtown: a national videoconference, 1984 Box 49, Volume 11

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