ABERCROMBIE, N. (1947), ‘Open space and amenities’, Shire and Municipal Record, 40, 77–78.
Open space and amenities
Shire and Municipal Record
40
77
78
ABERCROMBIE, N. (1948), ‘The problem of the foreshores: coastal development of the Illawarra region’, Shire and Municipal Record, 28 September, 339–45.
The problem of the foreshores: coastal development of the Illawarra region
Shire and Municipal Record
339
45
ABERCROMBIE, N. (1949), Foreword to L. A. Lyons, Illawarra: The Garden of the State, Port Kembla, Macdonald and Masterson.
Illawarra: The Garden of the State
ABERCROMBIE, N. (1953), ‘This year may be Melbourne’s turning point’, Herald, 19 January 1953.
This year may be Melbourne’s turning point
Herald
ABERCROMBIE, N. (1954), ‘Our growing city’, M. M. B. W. Officers’ Journal, December, 15–25.
Our growing city
M. M. B. W. Officers’ Journal
15
25
ABERCROMBIE, N. (1957), ‘Planning new towns’, Tasmanian Architect, Summer, 15–16.
Planning new towns
Tasmanian Architect
Summer
15
16
ABERCROMBIE, P. (1945), Town and Country Planning, 2nd edition, London, Oxford University Press.
Town and Country Planning
ABERCROMBIE, P. (n.d.), Unpublished memoir 1879–1957, University of Tasmania, deposited 2017.
Unpublished memoir 1879–1957
ABERCROMBIE, P. and KELLY, S. (1935), East Suffolk Regional Planning Scheme, London, University Press of Liverpool and Hodder and Stoughton.
East Suffolk Regional Planning Scheme
ABERCROMBIE, P. and NICKSON, R. (1946), ‘A plan for Bournemouth, Poole and Christchurch’ (Unpublished Report), London.
A plan for Bournemouth, Poole and Christchurch
ABERCROMBIE-HOWROYD, F. (2017), Interview by R. Freestone and P. James, Hobart, Tasmania. 11 May 2017.
Interview by R. Freestone and P. James, Hobart, Tasmania
AMATI, M. and FREESTONE, R. (2009), ‘“Saint Patrick”, Sir Patrick Abercrombie’s Australian tour 1948’, Town Planning Review, 80, 597–626.
“Saint Patrick”, Sir Patrick Abercrombie’s Australian tour 1948
Town Planning Review
80
597
626
ANON. (1958), ‘The Royal Australian Institute of Architects Tasmanian chapter: council and committees’, Tasmanian Architect, Autumn, 35.
The Royal Australian Institute of Architects Tasmanian chapter: council and committees
Tasmanian Architect
35
ANON. (1964), ‘Scope for scape: the city beautiful townscape committee nears realisation’, Tasmanian Architect, August, 23–24.
Scope for scape: the city beautiful townscape committee nears realisation
Tasmanian Architect
23
24
ARGUS (1952), ‘Planning expert rates Melbourne… the greatest sprawler in the world’, Argus, 31 January 1952.
ARGUS (1954), ‘“Brains Trust” will advise a council – free!’, Argus, 10 April 1954.
AUSTRALIAN WOMEN’S WEEKLY (1946), ‘English housing scheme revives the village green’, Australian Women’s Weekly, 30 November 1946.
BLYTHE, R. (1996), ‘Planning education: the establishment of the diploma of Town Planning at the Hobart Technical College’ in T. Dingle (ed.), The Australian City – Future/Past, Proceedings of the Third Australian Planning History/Urban History Conference, Melbourne, 35–42.
Planning education: the establishment of the diploma of Town Planning at the Hobart Technical College
35
42
BROWN, A. J. and SHERRARD, H. M. (1951), Town and Country Planning, Melbourne, University of Melbourne Press.
Town and Country Planning
CLARK, M. (1993), ‘Metropolitan planning in Hobart’, in R. Freestone (ed.), Spirited Cities: Urban Planning, Traffic and Environmental Management in the Nineties, Annandale, Federation Press, 176–89.
Metropolitan planning in Hobart
Spirited Cities: Urban Planning, Traffic and Environmental Management in the Nineties
176
89
COLLINS, M. (2015), ‘The development of town planning education at University College London 1914–1969: the contributions of Professors S. D. Adshead, L. P. Abercrombie, and W. G. Holford’, Planning Perspectives, 31, 283–98.
The development of town planning education at University College London 1914–1969: the contributions of Professors S. D. Adshead, L. P. Abercrombie, and W. G. Holford
Planning Perspectives
31
283
98
CONSTRUCTION (1948), ‘Mr Neil Abercrombie appointed planner to northern Illawarra sub-regional planning authority’, 10 March 1948.
DAILY TELEGRAPH (1946), ‘Tips of a modern Christopher Wren’, 25 November 1946.
DIX, G. (1978), ‘Little plans and noble diagrams’, Town Planning Review, 49, 329–52.
Little plans and noble diagrams
Town Planning Review
49
329
52
DIX, G. (1979), ‘Leslie Patrick Abercrombie: a centenary note’, Town Planning Review, 50, 257–64.
Leslie Patrick Abercrombie: a centenary note
Town Planning Review
50
257
64
DIX, G. (1981), ‘Patrick Abercrombie 1879–1957’, in G. E. Cherry (ed.), Pioneers in British Planning, London, Architectural Press, 103–30.
Patrick Abercrombie 1879–1957
Pioneers in British Planning
103
30
FREESTONE, R. (2009), ‘The first professor: Denis Winston comes to Sydney, 1949’, Australian Planner, 46, 36–37.
The first professor: Denis Winston comes to Sydney, 1949
Australian Planner
46
36
37
FREESTONE, R. (2018) ‘Biographies’, in C. Hein (ed.), The Routledge Handbook of Planning History, London, Routledge, 60–75.
Biographies
The Routledge Handbook of Planning History
60
75
FREESTONE R., AMATI, M. and MILLS, P. (2016), ‘The renaissance of post-war metropolitan planning in Melbourne, Australia 1949–1954’ in C. Hein (ed.), Proceedings of the 17th International Planning History Society Conference: History, Urbanism, Resilience, Volume 1, Delft, TU Delft Open, 311–17.
The renaissance of post-war metropolitan planning in Melbourne, Australia 1949–1954
311
17
FREESTONE, R. and JAMES, P. (2018), ‘Learning from LA: Australian responses to Los Angeles urbanism 1910–1960’, Journal of Planning History, in press.
Learning from LA: Australian responses to Los Angeles urbanism 1910–1960
Journal of Planning History
FREESTONE, R., NICHOLS, D. and GARNAUT, C. (2017), ‘Tertiary education and postwar reconstruction: the first Australian planning programs’, in A. Frank and C. Silver (eds), Urban Planning Education: Beginnings, Global Movement and Future Prospects, London, Springer, 101–18.
Tertiary education and postwar reconstruction: the first Australian planning programs
Urban Planning Education: Beginnings, Global Movement and Future Prospects
101
18
HOLFORD, W. G. (1949), ‘The planning schools: 2 University College London’, Town Planning Review, 20, 283–87.
The planning schools: 2 University College London
Town Planning Review
20
283
87
HOME, R. (2013), Of Planting and Planning: The Making of British Colonial Cities, 2nd edition, London, Routledge.
Of Planting and Planning: The Making of British Colonial Cities
ILLAWARRA DAILY MERCURY (1950), ‘Schools are vital in town planning’, Illawarra Daily Mercury, 19 August 1950.
ILLAWARRA PLANNING AUTHORITY (1950), Report on the Illawarra Planning Scheme, Wollongong.
JAMES, P. and FREESTONE, R. (2008), ‘Norman Weekes’ contribution to modern town planning and design in New South Wales’, Journal of the Royal Australian Historical Society, 94, 201–18.
Norman Weekes’ contribution to modern town planning and design in New South Wales
Journal of the Royal Australian Historical Society
94
201
18
JAMES, P. and FREESTONE, R. (2014), ‘Town planning exhibitions, planning education and Hobart’s First Metropolitan Plan’, Tasmanian Historical Studies, 19, 117–38.
Town planning exhibitions, planning education and Hobart’s First Metropolitan Plan
Tasmanian Historical Studies
19
117
38
JOHNSON, P- A. (1999), ‘Compliance, subversion and the Australian-Britain Nexus: theoretical dilemmas for Australian architecture and urbanism’, Architectural Theory Review, 4, 34–49.
Compliance, subversion and the Australian-Britain Nexus: theoretical dilemmas for Australian architecture and urbanism
Architectural Theory Review
4
34
49
KIAMA INDEPENDENT (1948a), ‘Town planning’, Kiama Independent, 4 September 1948.
KIAMA INDEPENDENT (1948b), ‘Park areas on foreshores’, Kiama Independent, 7 August 1948.
KIAMA INDEPENDENT (1949), ‘Cabins at Lake Illawarra’, Kiama Independent, 3 December 1949.
KIAMA INDEPENDENT (1950), ‘Illawarra Planning Authority exhibition at Wollongong’, Kiama Independent, 23 August 1950.
LITHGOW MERCURY (1948), ‘Re-planning near south coast’, Lithgow Mercury, 30 January 1948.
LAURIE, W. R. (1946), ‘British planning schemes: lessons for Australia’, RAIA Bulletin (NSW Chapter), May 1946, 3–4.
British planning schemes: lessons for Australia
RAIA Bulletin (NSW Chapter)
3
4
LARCOMBE, F. A. (1978), The Advancement of Local Government in New South Wales 1906 to the Present, Sydney, Sydney University Press.
The Advancement of Local Government in New South Wales 1906 to the Present
MUNICIPAL COMMISSION (1965), Reports of the Municipal Commission of Tasmania, Hobart, Government Printer.
NOLAN, R. (2017), Interview by R. Freestone and P. James, Hobart, Tasmania, 11 May 2017.
Interview by R. Freestone and P. James, Hobart, Tasmania
PARLIAMENT OF TASMANIA (1970), Report of the Joint Committee on Town and Country Planning, With Minutes of Proceedings, Hobart, Government Printer.
PETROW, S. (1995), ‘Against the spirit of local government: the making of Tasmanian town and country planning legislation’, Australian Journal of Public Administration, 54, 205–18.
Against the spirit of local government: the making of Tasmanian town and country planning legislation
Australian Journal of Public Administration
54
205
18
PETROW, S. (2000), ‘The diary of a Town and Country Planning Commissioner: R. A. McInnis in Tasmania 1945–1956’ in C. Garnaut and S. Hamnett (eds), Fifth Australian Urban History Planning Conference Proceedings, 372–84.
The diary of a Town and Country Planning Commissioner: R. A. McInnis in Tasmania 1945–1956
372
84
PETROW, S. and ALEXANDER, A. (2008), Growing With Strength: A History of the Hobart City Council 1846–2000, Hobart, Hobart City Council.
Growing With Strength: A History of the Hobart City Council 1846–2000
ROOTES, G. (2009), ‘“Overstrained and creaking at every joint”: local government in rural Tasmania’, Tasmanian Historical Research Association Papers and Proceedings, 56, 154–69.
“Overstrained and creaking at every joint”: local government in rural Tasmania
Tasmanian Historical Research Association Papers and Proceedings
56
154
69
SOUTH COAST TIMES AND WOLLONGONG ARGUS (1948), ‘Wollongong in “World Class” if properly planned says eminent British town planner’, South Coast Times and Wollongong Argus, 28 October 1948.
SOUTH COAST TIMES AND WOLLONGONG ARGUS (1950), ‘Town planning scheme explained to council’, South Coast Times and Wollongong Argus, 6 November 1950.
SYDNEY MORNING HERALD (1946), ‘British architect to settle here’, Sydney Morning Herald, 6 November 1946.
SYDNEY MORNING HERALD (1947), ‘Sydney’s talking about…’, Sydney Morning Herald, 16 October 1947.
SYDNEY MORNING HERALD (1950), ‘Development plan for south coast industrial region’, Sydney Morning Herald, 17 October 1950.
TIMES (1936), Marriages, Times, 1 February 1936.
TIMES LITERARY SUPPLEMENT (1936), ‘Grace in country planning: an architectural design for Suffolk’, Times Literary Supplement, 8 February 1936.
UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE (2006), ‘A history of the architecture department’, Department of Architecture, www.arct.cam.ac.uk/aboutthedepartment/aboutthedepthome (accessed 29 September 2016).
WARD, S. (2018), ‘Planning Diffusion: Agents, Mechanisms, Networks, and Theories’ in C. Hein (ed.), The Routledge Handbook of Planning History, London, Routledge, 76–90.
Planning Diffusion: Agents, Mechanisms, Networks, and Theories
The Routledge Handbook of Planning History
76
90
WESTERMAN, H. (1958), ‘Town planning in Tasmania’, Journal of the Australian Planning Institute, 18, 18–24.
Town planning in Tasmania
Journal of the Australian Planning Institute
18
18
24
ABERCROMBIE, N. (1947), ‘Open space and amenities’, Shire and Municipal Record, 40, 77–78.
Open space and amenities
Shire and Municipal Record
40
77
78
ABERCROMBIE, N. (1948), ‘The problem of the foreshores: coastal development of the Illawarra region’, Shire and Municipal Record, 28 September, 339–45.
The problem of the foreshores: coastal development of the Illawarra region
Shire and Municipal Record
339
45
ABERCROMBIE, N. (1949), Foreword to L. A. Lyons, Illawarra: The Garden of the State, Port Kembla, Macdonald and Masterson.
Illawarra: The Garden of the State
ABERCROMBIE, N. (1953), ‘This year may be Melbourne’s turning point’, Herald, 19 January 1953.
This year may be Melbourne’s turning point
Herald
ABERCROMBIE, N. (1954), ‘Our growing city’, M. M. B. W. Officers’ Journal, December, 15–25.
Our growing city
M. M. B. W. Officers’ Journal
15
25
ABERCROMBIE, N. (1957), ‘Planning new towns’, Tasmanian Architect, Summer, 15–16.
Planning new towns
Tasmanian Architect
Summer
15
16
ABERCROMBIE, P. (1945), Town and Country Planning, 2nd edition, London, Oxford University Press.
Town and Country Planning
ABERCROMBIE, P. (n.d.), Unpublished memoir 1879–1957, University of Tasmania, deposited 2017.
Unpublished memoir 1879–1957
ABERCROMBIE, P. and KELLY, S. (1935), East Suffolk Regional Planning Scheme, London, University Press of Liverpool and Hodder and Stoughton.
East Suffolk Regional Planning Scheme
ABERCROMBIE, P. and NICKSON, R. (1946), ‘A plan for Bournemouth, Poole and Christchurch’ (Unpublished Report), London.
A plan for Bournemouth, Poole and Christchurch
ABERCROMBIE-HOWROYD, F. (2017), Interview by R. Freestone and P. James, Hobart, Tasmania. 11 May 2017.
Interview by R. Freestone and P. James, Hobart, Tasmania
AMATI, M. and FREESTONE, R. (2009), ‘“Saint Patrick”, Sir Patrick Abercrombie’s Australian tour 1948’, Town Planning Review, 80, 597–626.
“Saint Patrick”, Sir Patrick Abercrombie’s Australian tour 1948
Town Planning Review
80
597
626
ANON. (1958), ‘The Royal Australian Institute of Architects Tasmanian chapter: council and committees’, Tasmanian Architect, Autumn, 35.
The Royal Australian Institute of Architects Tasmanian chapter: council and committees
Tasmanian Architect
35
ANON. (1964), ‘Scope for scape: the city beautiful townscape committee nears realisation’, Tasmanian Architect, August, 23–24.
Scope for scape: the city beautiful townscape committee nears realisation
Tasmanian Architect
23
24
ARGUS (1952), ‘Planning expert rates Melbourne… the greatest sprawler in the world’, Argus, 31 January 1952.
ARGUS (1954), ‘“Brains Trust” will advise a council – free!’, Argus, 10 April 1954.
AUSTRALIAN WOMEN’S WEEKLY (1946), ‘English housing scheme revives the village green’, Australian Women’s Weekly, 30 November 1946.
BLYTHE, R. (1996), ‘Planning education: the establishment of the diploma of Town Planning at the Hobart Technical College’ in T. Dingle (ed.), The Australian City – Future/Past, Proceedings of the Third Australian Planning History/Urban History Conference, Melbourne, 35–42.
Planning education: the establishment of the diploma of Town Planning at the Hobart Technical College
35
42
BROWN, A. J. and SHERRARD, H. M. (1951), Town and Country Planning, Melbourne, University of Melbourne Press.
Town and Country Planning
CLARK, M. (1993), ‘Metropolitan planning in Hobart’, in R. Freestone (ed.), Spirited Cities: Urban Planning, Traffic and Environmental Management in the Nineties, Annandale, Federation Press, 176–89.
Metropolitan planning in Hobart
Spirited Cities: Urban Planning, Traffic and Environmental Management in the Nineties
176
89
COLLINS, M. (2015), ‘The development of town planning education at University College London 1914–1969: the contributions of Professors S. D. Adshead, L. P. Abercrombie, and W. G. Holford’, Planning Perspectives, 31, 283–98.
The development of town planning education at University College London 1914–1969: the contributions of Professors S. D. Adshead, L. P. Abercrombie, and W. G. Holford
Planning Perspectives
31
283
98
CONSTRUCTION (1948), ‘Mr Neil Abercrombie appointed planner to northern Illawarra sub-regional planning authority’, 10 March 1948.
DAILY TELEGRAPH (1946), ‘Tips of a modern Christopher Wren’, 25 November 1946.
DIX, G. (1978), ‘Little plans and noble diagrams’, Town Planning Review, 49, 329–52.
Little plans and noble diagrams
Town Planning Review
49
329
52
DIX, G. (1979), ‘Leslie Patrick Abercrombie: a centenary note’, Town Planning Review, 50, 257–64.
Leslie Patrick Abercrombie: a centenary note
Town Planning Review
50
257
64
DIX, G. (1981), ‘Patrick Abercrombie 1879–1957’, in G. E. Cherry (ed.), Pioneers in British Planning, London, Architectural Press, 103–30.
Patrick Abercrombie 1879–1957
Pioneers in British Planning
103
30
FREESTONE, R. (2009), ‘The first professor: Denis Winston comes to Sydney, 1949’, Australian Planner, 46, 36–37.
The first professor: Denis Winston comes to Sydney, 1949
Australian Planner
46
36
37
FREESTONE, R. (2018) ‘Biographies’, in C. Hein (ed.), The Routledge Handbook of Planning History, London, Routledge, 60–75.
Biographies
The Routledge Handbook of Planning History
60
75
FREESTONE R., AMATI, M. and MILLS, P. (2016), ‘The renaissance of post-war metropolitan planning in Melbourne, Australia 1949–1954’ in C. Hein (ed.), Proceedings of the 17th International Planning History Society Conference: History, Urbanism, Resilience, Volume 1, Delft, TU Delft Open, 311–17.
The renaissance of post-war metropolitan planning in Melbourne, Australia 1949–1954
311
17
FREESTONE, R. and JAMES, P. (2018), ‘Learning from LA: Australian responses to Los Angeles urbanism 1910–1960’, Journal of Planning History, in press.
Learning from LA: Australian responses to Los Angeles urbanism 1910–1960
Journal of Planning History
FREESTONE, R., NICHOLS, D. and GARNAUT, C. (2017), ‘Tertiary education and postwar reconstruction: the first Australian planning programs’, in A. Frank and C. Silver (eds), Urban Planning Education: Beginnings, Global Movement and Future Prospects, London, Springer, 101–18.
Tertiary education and postwar reconstruction: the first Australian planning programs
Urban Planning Education: Beginnings, Global Movement and Future Prospects
101
18
HOLFORD, W. G. (1949), ‘The planning schools: 2 University College London’, Town Planning Review, 20, 283–87.
The planning schools: 2 University College London
Town Planning Review
20
283
87
HOME, R. (2013), Of Planting and Planning: The Making of British Colonial Cities, 2nd edition, London, Routledge.
Of Planting and Planning: The Making of British Colonial Cities
ILLAWARRA DAILY MERCURY (1950), ‘Schools are vital in town planning’, Illawarra Daily Mercury, 19 August 1950.
ILLAWARRA PLANNING AUTHORITY (1950), Report on the Illawarra Planning Scheme, Wollongong.
JAMES, P. and FREESTONE, R. (2008), ‘Norman Weekes’ contribution to modern town planning and design in New South Wales’, Journal of the Royal Australian Historical Society, 94, 201–18.
Norman Weekes’ contribution to modern town planning and design in New South Wales
Journal of the Royal Australian Historical Society
94
201
18
JAMES, P. and FREESTONE, R. (2014), ‘Town planning exhibitions, planning education and Hobart’s First Metropolitan Plan’, Tasmanian Historical Studies, 19, 117–38.
Town planning exhibitions, planning education and Hobart’s First Metropolitan Plan
Tasmanian Historical Studies
19
117
38
JOHNSON, P- A. (1999), ‘Compliance, subversion and the Australian-Britain Nexus: theoretical dilemmas for Australian architecture and urbanism’, Architectural Theory Review, 4, 34–49.
Compliance, subversion and the Australian-Britain Nexus: theoretical dilemmas for Australian architecture and urbanism
Architectural Theory Review
4
34
49
KIAMA INDEPENDENT (1948a), ‘Town planning’, Kiama Independent, 4 September 1948.
KIAMA INDEPENDENT (1948b), ‘Park areas on foreshores’, Kiama Independent, 7 August 1948.
KIAMA INDEPENDENT (1949), ‘Cabins at Lake Illawarra’, Kiama Independent, 3 December 1949.
KIAMA INDEPENDENT (1950), ‘Illawarra Planning Authority exhibition at Wollongong’, Kiama Independent, 23 August 1950.
LITHGOW MERCURY (1948), ‘Re-planning near south coast’, Lithgow Mercury, 30 January 1948.
LAURIE, W. R. (1946), ‘British planning schemes: lessons for Australia’, RAIA Bulletin (NSW Chapter), May 1946, 3–4.
British planning schemes: lessons for Australia
RAIA Bulletin (NSW Chapter)
3
4
LARCOMBE, F. A. (1978), The Advancement of Local Government in New South Wales 1906 to the Present, Sydney, Sydney University Press.
The Advancement of Local Government in New South Wales 1906 to the Present
MUNICIPAL COMMISSION (1965), Reports of the Municipal Commission of Tasmania, Hobart, Government Printer.
NOLAN, R. (2017), Interview by R. Freestone and P. James, Hobart, Tasmania, 11 May 2017.
Interview by R. Freestone and P. James, Hobart, Tasmania
PARLIAMENT OF TASMANIA (1970), Report of the Joint Committee on Town and Country Planning, With Minutes of Proceedings, Hobart, Government Printer.
PETROW, S. (1995), ‘Against the spirit of local government: the making of Tasmanian town and country planning legislation’, Australian Journal of Public Administration, 54, 205–18.
Against the spirit of local government: the making of Tasmanian town and country planning legislation
Australian Journal of Public Administration
54
205
18
PETROW, S. (2000), ‘The diary of a Town and Country Planning Commissioner: R. A. McInnis in Tasmania 1945–1956’ in C. Garnaut and S. Hamnett (eds), Fifth Australian Urban History Planning Conference Proceedings, 372–84.
The diary of a Town and Country Planning Commissioner: R. A. McInnis in Tasmania 1945–1956
372
84
PETROW, S. and ALEXANDER, A. (2008), Growing With Strength: A History of the Hobart City Council 1846–2000, Hobart, Hobart City Council.
Growing With Strength: A History of the Hobart City Council 1846–2000
ROOTES, G. (2009), ‘“Overstrained and creaking at every joint”: local government in rural Tasmania’, Tasmanian Historical Research Association Papers and Proceedings, 56, 154–69.
“Overstrained and creaking at every joint”: local government in rural Tasmania
Tasmanian Historical Research Association Papers and Proceedings
56
154
69
SOUTH COAST TIMES AND WOLLONGONG ARGUS (1948), ‘Wollongong in “World Class” if properly planned says eminent British town planner’, South Coast Times and Wollongong Argus, 28 October 1948.
SOUTH COAST TIMES AND WOLLONGONG ARGUS (1950), ‘Town planning scheme explained to council’, South Coast Times and Wollongong Argus, 6 November 1950.
SYDNEY MORNING HERALD (1946), ‘British architect to settle here’, Sydney Morning Herald, 6 November 1946.
SYDNEY MORNING HERALD (1947), ‘Sydney’s talking about…’, Sydney Morning Herald, 16 October 1947.
SYDNEY MORNING HERALD (1950), ‘Development plan for south coast industrial region’, Sydney Morning Herald, 17 October 1950.
TIMES (1936), Marriages, Times, 1 February 1936.
TIMES LITERARY SUPPLEMENT (1936), ‘Grace in country planning: an architectural design for Suffolk’, Times Literary Supplement, 8 February 1936.
UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE (2006), ‘A history of the architecture department’, Department of Architecture, www.arct.cam.ac.uk/aboutthedepartment/aboutthedepthome (accessed 29 September 2016).
WARD, S. (2018), ‘Planning Diffusion: Agents, Mechanisms, Networks, and Theories’ in C. Hein (ed.), The Routledge Handbook of Planning History, London, Routledge, 76–90.
Planning Diffusion: Agents, Mechanisms, Networks, and Theories
The Routledge Handbook of Planning History
76
90
WESTERMAN, H. (1958), ‘Town planning in Tasmania’, Journal of the Australian Planning Institute, 18, 18–24.
Town planning in Tasmania
Journal of the Australian Planning Institute
18
18
24