Urban Land 1999: Vol 58 Index

7 Pages·1999·2.5 MB·English

1999 Urban Land Subject Index
ARCHITECTURE AND DESIGN A Primer on Adequate Public Facility Up and Coming Projects
Requirements by D. Salvesen and DRG COM oh xe keen ccaneen p. 24, Feb.
Seeing Is Believing: A Virtual
C. NIIOIR o.k ainMSeR S we p. 94, Sept.
Perspective by J. Stevens ........ p. 29, Feb. Southeastern City Makeovers
Key Issues in Designing APF Ordinances gS . . p. 25, Feb.
Keys to Success by N. Egan....... p. 69, Apr.
by D. Salvesen and C. Richardson . p. 96, Sept.
A Tale of Two Cities by F. Parker . . . p. 28, Feb.
Icon as Anchor on Miami’s Watson
SRR INY CEE vce e oe eerwecena e 70, Apr. DEVELOPMENT FINANCE L.A. Pieces by C. Martin and
Anomaly in Annapolis by R. Williams p. 26, May Real Estate Lending A a ere p. 50, Feb.
by C. McDonnough and P. Moreo.. . p. 46, Jan.
Memphis Moves by C. Knudson. . . . p. 56, Feb.
Quantum Arts by R. Bryant ....... p. 44, May
Global Economic Forecast Kansas City jazz by K. Gould...... p. 62, Feb.
A Secret Ingredient? DEANTIOOWENGS «66a < bck s 3 a5 0% p. 50, Jan.
by W. Callaway............ p. 96, Nov./Dec. Miami Vibes by B. Grogan........ p. 68, Feb.
REITs Face Identity Crisis
NE NE oe wsw d eta cia iw eee p. 54, Jan The Sunset Saga by M. Genz...... p. 76, Feb.
ASSET MANAGEMENT
REIT Toll by R. Cline ............ p. 58, Jan. Centers on the Edge by H. Hatch. . . p. 38, Mar.
Managing Property by B. Grogan. . . p. 34, Mar.
Bank Roles by M. McCabe........ p. 86, Jan. Atlanta at the Crossroads
DG Ras wav sanaverdaccaleor1e0 s p. 38, Apr.
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT When Markets Clash by B. McCoy. . p. 16, Feb.
Midtown Mania by G. Logan 1999—A Bellwether Year Cities on the Edge by C. Reinolds. . . p. 60, Apr.
INTE Ma sis aise Suk wd Sse sera p. 42, Apr. PI MMR aie niciyc saleweisdae le p. 12, Mar.
Detroit’s Renaissance Center
Reinvents Itself by N. Egan ....... p. 68, Apr.
Integrating Atlantic Steel by E. Keys . p. 51, Apr. Capital Disconnect by B. Rothe... . p. 16, Mar.
The Gated Community Debate Prognosis for Real Estate Desert Oasis by T. Bressi ........ p. 72, Apr.
PAPO EES <5, dx:</ticuterweelaerda i p. 50, Jun. DEE MOM s aiirciss cicaeedaxcens p. 20, Apr. Downtowns Get a Sporting Chance
DE BONES wives dcwtwweusansc p. 22, May
Measurements of Community Net Financing by J. Miara......... p. 67, May
by R. Galehouse............00. p. 56, Jun. A City Redefines Itself
A Lower Manhattan Success Story
by S. Bergsman .......
dg > a a ae p. 28, Jun.
Down on 8th Street by J. Miara ... p. 42, Sept.
Financing Seniors’ Housing The Arts Drive Downtowns’ Comeback
West Side Story by S. McLane... .p. 71, Sept. EP CPIM 6 soso dca dena. oes p. 78, Jun. EPR MERI Sa scl gin cara acm ee weied p. 40, May
Funding Affordable Housing Phoenix Rises by C. Reagor....... p. 82, May
DEVELOPMENT BUSINESS
De NNN sos Serioea wh e s p. 14, Jul.
A Call to Art by J. Villani.......... p. 56, Jul.
Return of the Entrepreneur
DY TR PICCMIGI 6 55.55 Save heernneo e p. 16, Jan. Financing Sources for Sioux Falls Smart Growth in a Three-Tiered City
Waterfront Development
DTG PIED oo oisn ends wmseise p. 20, Aug.
Rethinking Property Ownership Go) a p. 53, Jul.
OF EIT 5. 6 atess kid nie wayb neknle p. 38, Feb. Jazzing Up the District by B. Zahner. p. 32, Aug.
Flexible Financing for Affordable
Entertaining Land Use by J. Hovey. . p. 41, Feb. Housing by B. Grogan............ p. 66, Jul. Making Blight Right by M. Shipley. . p. 38, Sept.
Managing Property by B. Grogan. . . p. 34, Mar. When Will the Good Times End? Vive La Renaissance by R. Bradley. p. 60, Sept.
IO ee ROMER oo rea ne welereratissa v e p. 16, Aug.
Prognosis for Real Estate When Is an Arts District Not an
Capital Crunch by B. Grogan...... p. 72, Aug.
PERCE «ioe dtacwnce warerwee/ars p. 20, Apr. Arts District? by O. Abeyta....... p. 62, Sept.
Show Us the Money! by W. Morris
Transit-Oriented Development Heart and Soul: Downtown Silver
GU Gs ICSE 66sicte cccm wsn p. 82, Sept.
PNT EMI e 55,0 0s/ a aiS9 eaiwlawwel e p. 112, May Spring by E. Davison.......... p. 130, Sept.
REITs in the Public Eye by J. Miara
Doing the Deal by S. Bergsman. .. . p. 76, Aug. GIMME RNG od sch oawelarenee e p. 89, Sept. Seattle Revitalized by R. Schweiger . p. 62, Oct.
New Supreme Court Takings Victory Concert Hall Meshes with Seattle’s
Real Estate: Global or Local?
CUS: |e e re p. 20, Oct. De RBCONS 6 oka ce aainw inne p. 16, Oct. Downtown by M. Reddington...... p. 65, Oct.
CDCs: The New Face of Urban
DEVELOPMENT CONTROLS DOWNTOWN REVITALIZATION Renewal by M. Farrell....... p. 20, Nov./Dec.
Keeping Up with Growth Redevelopment Obstacles Promoting Reuse
by D. Salvesen and C. Richardson . p. 94, Sept. Die FRG Ei a ceiwinc2ed iiee w s p. 21, Feb. by WE PRE, FT 5. on cerns p. 69, Nov./Dec.
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ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT Manufactured Housing Research Eco-Industrial Parks by A. Bald .. . p. 120, Aug.
Initiative by E. Levy
Looking to the Past to Improve the
Future in Colorado by J. Reese PATH Ways by J. Blair INNER-CITY DEVELOPMENT
Primed for Development Loft Living by M. Nichols (SEE ALSO COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT)
by A. Overbeck Steel Away by B. Leary
Living with Affordable Housing
California Comeback by B. Grogan. . p. 75, May EUs ONO eein FR kee ORE p.
INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Not the Hole in the Donut Anymore Big House Appeal by D. Dozier . 96, May
Where Is the Opportunity in Asia?
by M. Fahey p. 56, Sept.
by J. Rodman
Seniors Elect to Stay Home
Coming Into Its Own by B. Grogan . . p. 68, Oct. by M. Shipley . 26, Jun.
Brazil's Tower of the Future
by J. Perez-Vargas
Breaking New—and Old—Ground
ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT by R. Heckman . 26, Jun. Theater Energizes an Urban Mall in
The Brownfields Logjam by G. Lenz . p. 12, Jan. Latin America by R. Holt
Building on Shifting Sands
Managing Environmental Risk by D. Salvesen . 32, Jun. Global Office Rent Survey
by L. Jacobs by T. Gallen p. 30, Mar.
Seniors’ Housing for the 21st Century
Building on Shifting Sands by M. Gamzon . 74, Jun. Perceptual Overhang by B. Grogan. . p. 52, Mar.
by D. Salvesen
The Future of Assisted Living Getting Through Customs
Western Water Wars by S. Knott .. . p. 36, Jun. by H. Santeliz . 76, Jun. by D. Clark
Brownfields and the Mass Media Financing Seniors’ Housing Mexico’s Booming Cabo Corridor
by M. Greenberg and K. Lowrie..... p. 10, Jul. by D. O’Malley . 78, Jun. by M. Martin
Banking on Wetlands by B. Kipnis . . p. 58, Aug. Seniors Retire on Campus Bogota: Enhancing the Public Realm
by A. Warson . 82, Jun. by G. Berens
Brownfields Revisited
by M. Ramchandani ............ p. 12, Oct. At Home on Campus by R. Galatas . p. 90, Jun. Redeveloping the Panama Canal
by S. Bergsman
Environmental Due Diligence Equal Access and Multifamily
by M. Carvalho. ........... p. 24, Nov./Dec. Housing by S. Begner p. 112, Jun. Into the Fabric Woven
by R. Peloquin p. 76, Apr.
Renewing Buildings Funding Affordable Housing
by D. Hinrichs p. 58, Nov./Dec. by S. Newton Removing Risk by B. Grogan p. 15, May
Sustainformation by R. Rush . p. 62, Nov./Dec. Privatizing Military Housing Bringing U.S. Business Parks to
by G. Gotthardt Central Europe by J. Kontrabecki.. . p. 25, Jun.
HOTEL DEVELOPMENT Living the High Life by S. Knott p. 26, Jul. Master Planning Latin America’s
Future by H. Gomez
Hotel Haze by J. Valente and Giving Kids a LIFT by R. Babitsky. ...p. 27, Jul.
R. Dittenhafer
The Malling of Romania by M. Tobur . p. 25, Jul.
Flexible Financing for Affordable
Hoteling in a Multitenant Building Housing by B. Grogan Developing Positive Relations in
by M. Martin p. 68, Jan. Korea by S. Bergsman
The Affordable Housing Dilemma
Hotels Target Cairo by B. Grogan. . . p. 91, Aug.
by A. Warson p. 70, Jul.
Checking In/Checking Out Residential Rebound by J. Miara .. p. 86, Sept.
DV TRIES 05 Siok iew cn cae eaals p. 83, Sept.
Utopia at Metropolis by D. Purcell . . p. 26, Oct. Beruit Rising by R. Nahas
Turf Wars by C. Lockwood p. 84, Sept.
Landmark Housing by N. Lewis ....p. 50, Oct. A Tokyo Vision by R. Rosan. . . p. 88, Nov./Dec.
HOUSING Discipline or Dumb Luck?
Condo Conundrum by L. Sichelman . p. 29, Jan. by R. Witten and G. Willett .. . p. 44, Nov./Dec. MARKET TRENDS
(INCLUDES DEMOGRAPHICS)
Restructuring Multiunit Housing Breaking New Ground
Development Practices by W. Zachmann p. 50, Nov./Dec. Meeting the Year 2000 Challenge
by W. Garland
by S. Kendall
Room with a View
Millennium Mania by M. Martin. .
Chicago Facility Offers Second by D. Dozier p. 54, Nov./Dec.
Chance for Residents and Marketing the Millennium
Neighborhood by B. Berg. INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT by M. Martin
Are Americans Garage Crazy? Recentralization by J. DeVries and Coming of Age by D. Gehrke-White
by L. Sichelman
Closing In on the Atlanta Market
Curb Appeal by B. Grogan........ p. 70, Mar. Industrial Edge by J. Brown by M. Netherton
Housing Partnership The Plant Gets Growing Silicon Valley Goes Mid-Rise
by C. Nickerson by M. McGee by C. Lockwood.
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California Dreamin’—And Growin’ Bogota: Enhancing the Public Realm In a Mediterranean Mood
DE SIMI 6 accencee sdsee s p. 24, May by G. Berens by H. Sandy
Exploring Science by P. Gallagher. . . p. 36, May The Fight for Freedom Park University Golf by R. Wilhelm
by A. Hardie
The Silver State by L. Sichelman .. . p. 28, Jun. The Golf Capital of Illinois?
Public Facilities in Gated Communities by M. Abramowski
The Aging of America by A. Warson . p. 84, Jun.
by N. Shouse and R. Silverman... .p. 54, Jun.
Destination East by G. Ochis,
Compensation Cafeteria-Style A Community School by D. Hahn... . p. 24, Jul. R. Shaw, and R. Zimmermann
PG ee sk 2 Ste nde a mawiee p. 28, Aug.
Red Sea Riviera by B. Grogan
D.C. Hits a High Note by L. Bolan and PUBLIC POLICY
WNC a 3,r an = dit, coarecrercleo s p. 42, Sept. Fantasy Beach Resort by S. Miller. . p.
Real Estate Policy 1999
Washington at the Millennium by J. DeBoer Red Sea Golf by B. Grogan
by L. Bolan and E. Smart p. 52, Sept.
Redevelopment Obstacles Oceangoing Residences
by W. Hudnut III by R. Burnett
MASTER-PLANNED COMMUNITIES
Beyond Borders by W. Hudnut Ill . . . p. 20, Jun. Saddle Up by M. Martin
(SEE ALSO MIXED-USE AND MULTIUSE)
Creating the New Hometown for Reclaiming Waterfronts Giving Back to Nature
Active Adults by J. Grabiel DUE FRIGIIE YT oss coe sce aie p. 50, Jul. by A. Spaulding
The Gated Community Debate Smart Growth in a Three-Tiered City Viva la Golf by B. Grogan . 62, Aug.
by E. Blakely by W. Hudnut Ili
Are Course Rankings Good for
Public Facilities in Gated Communities Promoting Reuse Business? by L. Hirsh . 66, Aug.
by N. Shouse and R. Silverman... . p. 54, Jun. by W. Hudnut Ii! p. 69, Nov./Dec.
Timeshare Niches by D. Suchman
The Fate of Evans Farm and Terry Lassar , Aug.
by R. White p. 41, Sept. PUBLIC/PRIVATE DEVELOPMENT
(INCLUDES AIRPORT DEVELOPMENT) Timeshares Go Upscale
Construction Junction by C. Lockwood . 70, Aug.
by B. Grogan p. 64, Sept. Sharing Risks and Rewards
by B. Grogan Pelican Butte by A. Spaulding , Aug.
Mini-City Central by B. Grogan .. . . p. 66, Sept.
Reaching Out to Redevelop Adding Value by J. Sager
The Big Picture by R. Dunphy p. 80, Sept.
by B. Grogan
Sports Stadiums Downtown
MIXED-USE AND MULTIUSE History at National Airport by B. Braun
by T. Hamilton and T. Sullivan
DEVELOPMENT
RESTORATION/RENOVATION
Live/Work Making a Comeback Beyond Borders by W. Hudnut Ill . . . p. 20, Jun.
by S. Begner. Rebirth of the Egyptian Theatre
Reclaiming Waterfronts . 29, Jan.
Mixing It Up by N. Egan by W. Hudnut III p. 50, Jul.
Preserving a Lakefront by M. Borgia. p. 78, Jan.
From Majesty to Mixed Use Taking Off by S. Reiss and
PE: CUMIN oha =o sxe eoWe- seeiala a alels p. 80, Apr. E. Futterman p. 28, Oct. A Labor of Love in Indiana
by D. McCarty . 24, Jun.
The Future of Assisted Living Coior Takes Flight by G. Chablis. . . . p. 30, Oct.
by H. Santeliz Restoring Avalon’s Glory Days
Going Private by M. Taylor and by R. Bruttig . 29, Jun.
Congregants and Customers A. Vacchione p. 32, Oct.
by A. Kowalski p. 26, Jul. Renovating the “Old Girl”
Privatization in Action: JFK’s New by A. Murray
From Black Box to Black Beauty Terminal 4 by M. Taylor and
by W. Macht p. 30, Nov./Dec. fo, : a p. 35, Oct. History in the Remaking
by S. Begner p. 39, Sept.
Privatizing an Airport Successfully
OFFICE DEVELOPMENT by M. Taylor and A. Vacchione p. 36, Oct. CDCs: The New Face of Urban
Renewal by M. Farrell p. 20, Nov./Dec.
Offices on a Human Scale
On Common Ground by T. Lassar. . . p. 54, Oct.
by A. Bishop, R. Layton, D. Mcintire,
Affordable Preservation
and B. Lauter
by S. Begner p. 36, Nov./Dec.
RECREATIONAL/RESORT
Brazil’s Tower of the Future
by J. Perez-Vargas. . 2..c.e ca ee p. 23, Mar. DEVELOPMENT Glory Days by K. Stremel . . . . p. 36, Nov./Dec.
Philips Arena: An Urban Link A Theatrical Move by J. Villani. p. 37, Nov./Dec.
Global Office Rent Survey
DUCE IPEMIENDS, 9.055 o.6 2inins < we 0% p. 27, Apr.
by T. Gallen p. 30, Mar. Catalyst for Change by
Stadium 2000 by B. Grogan ...... p. 28, May T. McCaslin and C. Hoffman. . p. 40, Nov./Dec.
PUBLIC FACILITIES
Grand Scam in the Grandstand A Hometown Renaissance
City Greenways by K. Platt........ p. 44, Mar. Dai HOU sido. iwiigies cee p. 10, Aug. by A. Gibbs p. 40, Nov./Dec.
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Dodging the Wrecking Ball Steel Plant Site Redevelopment Sustainformation by R. Rush. . p. 62, Nov./Dec.
by S. Newberg p. 41, Nov./Dec. by D. Cunningham
Envisioning the Future
Saving the Past by J. Villani . . p. 66, Nov./Dec. Landmark Housing by N. Lewis .... p. 50, Oct. DY'O.-JETSCHOW. «oooc cs cs p. 160, Nov./Dec.
Rehabilitating a Public Image: From Black Box to Black Beauty
Boston's 28 State Street VIIA so isc 58 aye. 0e wrscke p. 30, Nov./Dec. TRANSPORTATION AND PARKING
by D. Takesuye p. 148, Nov./Dec.
Transit-Oriented Development
Adapting in Charlotte
by A. Bald p. 112, May
DYE DORANUG iis esc aise eA p. 41, Nov./Dec.
RETAIL DEVELOPMENT
Recentralization by J. DeVries and
Saving the Past by J. Villani . . p. 66, Nov./Dec.
Rewed Up by B. Grogan p. 30, Feb. iat creatSise ras i tch p. 68, Jun.
Promoting Reuse
Retail Entertainment by J. McNair . . p. 34, Feb. Metro Makes Its Mark by A. McNeal
by W. Hudnut, III p. 69, Nov./Dec.
and R. Doggett
What Makes a Successful
A Catalyst for Redevelopment
Entertainment Center? by D. Salvesen............ p. 76, Nov./Dec. Congestion in Puget Sound by
by M. Shanaberger F. Freeman, Jr., and W. Eager...... p. 72, Oct.
Up by the Mill
Theater Energizes an Urban Mall in by M. Finnemore p. 82, Nov./Dec. Developing Near Transit
Latin America by R. Holt by M. Zimmerman p. 100, Nov./Dec.
Shopping Online by A. Bald p. 112, Mar. SMART GROWTH
ULI
The Malling of Romania by M. Tobur . p. 25, Jul. Smart Growth Comes Farm Fresh in
ULI Advisory Services Panel Goes
Maryland by J. Siegel
Master Planning Main Street Hollywood by J. LeFurgy. p. 125, Feb.
by P. Vaccaro p. 28, Jul. Smart Growth Conference in Austin
Advisory Services Panel Visits
by L. Hollis
Hitting the Streets by T. Lassar p. 32, Jul. Former Knoxville World's Fair Site
Handling Florida’s Future Growth by M. Corrigan p. 106, Mar.
Retail Dynamics by D. Mulvihill p. 38, Jul. LYSINE ici eha srcavecenesacpteieres p. 12, Feb:
ULI District Councils on the Web
The Last Frontier by B. Grogan p. 42, Jul. Smart Growth: What It Is and What by D. Takesuye p. 108, Mar.
It ls Not by R. Rosan
The Superstore Quandary Atlanta District Council Takes Active
by N. Milder p. 46, Jul. A Northern Secession in the South Role in SMARTRAQ by B. Dunphy . . p. 108, Apr.
by S. Begner
Inner-City Retail by D. Mulvihill p. 96, Jul. Study Shows Homebuyers Willing to
Out of Bounds by J. Carson....... p. 56, Apr. Pay Premium for New Urbanist
A Captive Audience by K. Day and Communities by G. Berens ...... p. 109, Apr.
E. Wright. Smart Growth by D. Mulvihill p. 112, Apr.
Hudnut Addresses National Governors
Key Strategies in Airport Retail Colorado Copes with Growing Pains Association byP .M eehan ....... p. 109, Apr.
by K. Day and E. Wright by J. Rebchook
Paris Conference Attracts 450
Main Streets for Seniors Taming Urban Sprawl by R. Lewis... p. 12, Jun. Executives from 21 Countries
by J. Trendler by R. Levitt p. 110, Apr.
Into the Abyss by D. Kelbaugh p. 46, Jun.
ULI Sponsors Symposium on the
REUSE, REDEVELOPMENT Portland Caps by M. Finnemore ... . p. 60, Jul. Future of Housing by J. LeFurgy. . . p. 106, May
Workplace to Sleep Space
Smart Growth in a Three-Tiered City Los Angeles District Council Names
by W. Hudnut II! Executive Director by J. Minter... . p. 107, May
Rbye dWe.v eHluodpnmuetn tI II Obstacles Can Smart Growth Work in june Conference Looks at Developing
Washington, D.C.? by D. O’Neill. . . p. 28, Sept. Town Centers by D. Schwanke... . p. 107, May
If “The Shoe” Fits by R. Nigro and
Quotation Notation by R. Moe ....p. 41, Sept. ULI 1999 Forecast Suggests Real
DION sci eg vwa vsycigsa'asegteirhs sv o p. 24, Mar.
Estate Market to Remain Healthy
Battling the American Dream by
High-Tech Conversion in Toronto by by D. Schwanke p. 108, May
R. Harris and J. Carman p. 90, Sept.
PRD Go 6sita avi éses oie Ris al ere p. 94, Mar.
The Many Faces of Growth at the
The Air Up There by S. Stinson p. 47, Oct.
New Life for an Old Warehouse Atlanta Spring Council Forum
by L. Harris Developing Near Transit DYES NANO a5 168 5:6Sw0im °wwse p. 106, Jun.
by M. Zimmerman p. 100, Nov./Dec.
Designing Port Discovery Toward a Culture of Trust
Ry a Ie face orS icc ss itar ara wra ieed p. 25, Apr. PIF TG ATTNA ake oa wee Sve wie 6m p. 107, Jun.
TECHNOLOGY
A Sense of History by L. Harris..... p. 26, Apr. Washington District Council Looks
High-Tech Conversion in Toronto Beyond Y2K by J. Stern p. 110, Jun.
Streamlining Base Reuse by S. Thomas, by A. Warson
D. Spillane, and R. Kaye ......... p. 50, May Plans for a Forgotten Beach
Shopping Online by A. Bald...... p. 112, Mar. PACT CONTENT oo oc awe levac mia le’o 0p p. 116, Aug.
From Post to Park by H. Youth..... p. 61, May
Renewing Buildings District Councils Scale New Peaks
Bidding on Fort Baker by H. Youth . . p. 62, May DY AD NARWAIS 6.55600rn.te 5 p. 58, Nov./Dec. by J. Minter p. 118, Aug.
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Interview with J. Ronald Terwilliger Beyond Borders by W. Hudnut Ill . . . p. 20, Jun. Speedways Take a New Turn
PE LEMMON se Sa hit wleaeeew e p. 98, Sept. . p. 28, Aug.
Border Skirmish by J. Fillip........ p. 42, Jun.
The Crossroads of Power and Tapping into History by A. Kowalski . p. 27, Oct.
Influence by R. Terwilliger ...... p. 139, Sept. An Interview with the Mayor
| p. 18, Sept.
ULI Goes Global by R. Rosan..... p. 101, Oct. WATERFRONT DEVELOPMENT
Baltimore: Washington’s Neighbor
Advisory Panels Take On an to the North by L. Hollis......... p. 68, Sept. From the Water’s Edge by B. Fisher . p. 72, Jan
International Flavor by M. Corrigan. p. 102, Oct.
Washington: A New Urbanist Frontier Balancing Needs by R. Wetmore and
Millennium Trends at ULI’s DYE BONE ois. cccwiwniceuse s p. 72, Sept. G. Trimble
Fall Meeting in D.C.
DPBS GIORER occ cues p. 150, Nov./Dec. Reinventing San Diego’s Waterfront
URBAN ENTERTAINMENT by J. McDade and R. Hicks ....... p. 85, Jan.
From the Chairman: In a
Rebirth of the Egyptian Theatre
Global Context Building a Waterfront Revival by A. Bald p. 104, Jan.
Local Presence PPI Oita. yas So ia wn wae ooeea Rice p. 29,
by R. Terwilliger.......... p. 151, Nov./Dec. Reclaiming Waterfronts
Urban Entertainment in a Mediterranean
by W. Hudnut III p. 50, Jul.
Watsonville Revisited Mood by M. Fisher and D. Hahn... . p. 27,
yaa | a p. 157, Nov./Dec. Rewed Up by B. Grogan......... p. 30, Financing Sources for Sioux Falls
Waterfront Development
Retail Entertainment by J. McNair . . p. 34, by G. Hanson
URBAN AND REGIONAL PLANNING
Get Interactive in Land Development What Makes a Successful Rolling on the River by S. Begner . . p. 40, Sept.
LS): | a re ee p. 34, Jan. Entertainment Center?
Anchoring Knoxville’s Waterfront
by M. Shanaberger............. p. 36,
Handling Florida’s Future Growth by L. Sparks
OUI TINIE fae)a Sisa's nd Sob wre wg om wie p. 12, Feb. Rocky Mountain High by T. Miller... p. 23,
An Urban Waterway Revived
A Blueprint for Change by L. Hollis .. p. 52,A pr. Threatened Species? by A. Eskew. . p. 34, | by D. Johnson
BOOKS REVIEWED Accessible Housing by Design A Clearing in the Distance: Frederick
With People in Mind by Rachel Kaplan, by Steven Wintner and Associates; Law Olmsted and America in the
Stephen Kaplan, and Robert L. Ryan; reviewed by C. Langlykke ....... p. 96, Mar. Nineteenth Century by Wiltold
reviewed by H. Youth........... p. 94, Jan. A Man in Full by Tom Wolfe; Rybczynski; reviewed by A. Garvin .p. 24, Oct.
reviewed by G. Berens .......... p. 94, Apr.
Trees and Development: A Technical Driving Forces: The Automobile, its
Guide to Preservation of Trees During Risks and Rewards of Brownfields Enemies, and the Politics of Mobility
Land Development by Nelda Matheny Development by James G. Wright; by James A. Dunn, Jr.; reviewed by
and James R. Clark; reviewed reviewed by J. Kahr ............ p. 98, Jun. Le | ae p. 24, Oct.
CVT IE oossks es as p. 94, Jan.
The Sky, the Stars, the Wilderness GIS in Real Estate: integrating, Analyzing,
Land Use Planning, Environmental by Rick Bass; reviewed and Presenting Locational information by
Protection and Growth Management: by D. Salvesen ............... p. 98, Jun. Gilbert H. Castle, editor; reviewed by
The Florida Experience by Robert
J. Schwartz and R. Jones ....... p. 25, Oct.
Catlin; reviewed by B. McClendon .p. 95, Jan. Paradise by Design by Kathryn
Phillips; reviewed by H. Youth ... .p. 99, Jun.
Making Governments Pian: State The Economic Benefits of Parks
Experiments in Managing Land Use Sources of Power: How People Make and Open Space by Steve Lerner
by Raymond Burby and Peter May; Decisions by Gary Klein; reviewed and William Pools; reviewed
reviewed by D. Salvesen ....... p. 107, Feb. by UO Senes0n es. 2 es p. 84, Jul. by D. Salvesen ........... p. 32, Nov./Dec.
Higher Ground: A Report on Voluntary Crossing the Expendable Landscape Open Space Conservation:
Property Buyouts in the Nation’s by Bettina Drew; reviewed Investing in Your Community's
Floodains byt he National Wildlife DY 0: SONSSOR. 2 p. 84, Jul. Economic Health by John Tibbetts;
reviewed by D. Salvesen . . . .p. 32, Nov./Dec.
PA. BLUPRINTS: Best Land Use
Principles & Results, [NTeractively
Planning for Biodiversityb y
Shown by the Department of
Sheila Beck; reviewed
pot hiina neS eihaten Rasa Landscape Architecture, Penn
OES By oo ke p. 32, Nov./Dec.
Environbmye Syndnteys N . Brower; State University; reviewed by
reviebwy Ce.d Bo hl .......... p. 108, Feb. iD, GURNOHIG osae ck p. 102, Aug.
Sustainability and Cities:
100 of the Worldis Tallest Buildings The Condor's Shadow: The Loss and
by the Council on Tall Buildingasn d Recofo Wilvdlifee inr Ameyrica by
Urban Habitat; reviewed David S. Wilcove; reviewed
by David Salvesen ............ p. 96, Mar. be HOW as os p. 102, Aug.
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1999 Urban Land Author Index
I. vik decisive p. 62, Sept. 2) eee p. 12, Mar. es kis saaaweaeasnatee p. 20, Jun. McNeal, A...........05 p. 78, Sept. ae p. 25, Oct.
Abramowski,M.......... p. 27, Aug. | ee p. 56, Sept. eT Ta p. 50, Jul. J p. 109, Apr. Schweiger, R............ p. 62, Oct.
J) re p. 27, Jul. PO Wis kes sena's p. 20, Nov./Dec. thane ie = inate ah ois BER p. 20, Aug. te See p. 54, Jan. Shanaberger,M. ........ p. 36, Feb.
Is) aces os jewinaio p. 104, Jan. MA cits sasccieee p. 42, Jun. oO i a tw Sis Bae Ee p. 18, Sept. kee witnweteneeesy p. 67, May NON Heh es vane peoaws p. 31, Aug.
Seat aisce ass eiee p. 112, Mar. Finnemore, M salateed swoe hark p. 69, Nov./Dec. SS eT ee p. 42, Sept. STE ME. 6s 5s-sacdis nve re p. 26, Jan.
Rares SiF acindl gieao p. 112, May wiast a oe sats p. 82, Nov./Dec. ot ERE ee p. 24, Mar. Sa eeeae he p. 86, Sept. es ccs dae talesw at p. 24, Feb.
Sees aia's diab viacae'eise tep . 120, Aug. Fisher, B. p. 72, Jan. PURI acid ntseasae p. 16, Jun. Se a AT p. 89, Sept. Ee PCy Tee p. 26, Jun.
IE. acesewcker p. 20, Oct. PR ss ec cnaraeuce p. 27, Feb. Jerschow, 0.......p. 160, Nov./Dec. WUMMN TN.. 279aS3use .ne5e re p. 46, Jul. hs AY Sie vee a p. 38, Sept.
ON, Bis. 6 ie nanvies p. 128, Feb. Freeman, N............ p. 16, Jan. SIMON, Beas ceiccaks p. 70, Oct. I a slants Senses p. 38, Aug. SUMMON ninco p. 54, Jun.
Sn eedie s6besseun p. 29, Apr. Freeman, F., Jr.. ........P. 72, Oct. Ws isc Xebeccsa p. 25, Oct. WN Niele Derek aie elem p. 22, May Sichelman, L............ p. 29, Jan.
SEEN Onheen wee p. 112, Jun. Futterman, E........0.5. p. 28, Oct. WM ccs ue peda eae p. 98, Jun. awa saan iewne idee p. 23, May . p. 23, Mar.
postion baa ee swe p. 39, Sept. Galatas, R. p. 90, Jun. 9 ae p. 82, Sept. oc Oe p. 107, May a sie tns ds in tare p. 24, May
pei RAe kok eae p. 40, Sept. Galehouse,R. ..........p. 56, Jun. A ey fe i ee Pata ehs el OSs a p. 118, Aug. ee PRCT RAT TET p. 28, Jun.
Fee Pe eran xy: p. 36, Nov./Dec. Gallagher, P............. p. 36, May ee PR sissies p. 46, Jun. NE viccccveuweaee p. 41, Sept. | rey p. 32, Jan.
Berens, G ee eee ee p. 30, Mar. a p. 26, Feb. MONG Fosss cchasnuse s p. 46, Jan. See iclsialh. 91sO EE p. 18, May
Gamzon, M p. 74, Jun. Keshen, Ai asline cape p. 38, Feb. TS WE ics oie a de p. 82, Sept. Siiverman, Ro.. .5...5 0d p. 54, Jun.
ot p. 38, Jan. ee p. 51, Apr. me AT taetSesa ee p. 83, Sept. ee ee p. 42, Sept.
Garvin, A p. 24, Oct. 2 eee p. 58, Aug. Mulvihill, D. ...........p.112, Apr. kee a eed Dek uae anaes p. 52, Sept.
Gehrke-White, D......... p. 72, Feb. Knott, S p. 36, Jun. ey ane p. 38, Jul. SEINE SS 25... cscqnnad p. 27, Oct.
oe, a nee p. 76, Feb. Sg URW ENGL LEE RORS p.26, Jul. Sa Oe eee p. 96, Jul. Spaulding, A............ p. 54, Aug.
GS Pits sncseae p. 40, Nov./Dec. Ty ae p. 55, Feb. WOM Bivigtececceceeue p. 24, Jul. PI ass anions alse pices p. 98, Aug.
Godschalk, D.......... p. 102, Aug. Kontrabecki, J...........p. 25, Jun. Rs vicndiciceene p. 40, Oct. Spikowski, B............p. 24, Oct.
4 errr p. 62, Jun. Kowalski, A. ............ p. 26, Jul. Netherton, M............ p. 32, Apr. ee p. 50, May
2 ee ee Gotthardt,G.............p. 18, Jul. p.27, Oct. Newberg, S........ p. 41, Nov./Dec. is sats cake coaches p. 110, Jun.
Blakely,E..............p.5 eee» p. 62, Feb. Langlykke, C............ p. 96, Mar. ot p. 14, Jul. OWN Se visc c vive cae p. 29, Feb.
BogoradL,. . Grabiel, J «cw: ga et COM ocs civ canoes p. 32, Jul. WGN Wis sk so ss sean p. 46, Apr. NON thls skis evee ed p. 47, Oct.
Greenberg, M............ p. 10, Jul. . . p. 68, Aug. ee p. 74, Mar. Stremel, K......... p. 36, Nov./Dec.
_— Pie ee ee p. 30, Feb p. 54, Oct. Wy Br yiks. sche ieee p. 24, Mar. Suchman, D............ p. 68, Aug.
Sulsinvanen < hacen ere p. 44, Feb. Lauter, Bo... 606500000 Ps 22, Mar ES aletstindcs wialuaeans p. 42, Apr. DG Tac conc eaicas p. 24, Mar.
PIAS a sinse sererc aerate p. 78, Jan. Tere errr rere p. 48, Feb. | er p. 22, Mar. | p. 40, Aug. TOROGG, De i585 civic p. 108, Mar.
Bradley,R.............p. 60, Sept. pe eet . . p. 68, Feb. | ey p. 48, Apr. i, A)e e p. 78, Jun. eeeeen p uree p. 148, Nov./Dec.
Se p. 144, Sept. Sy A opens bee en cee p. 34, Mar. BOE Nii s.6%.b ie Sha ce ees p. 28, Aug. CM. aS ccdseamax p. 28, Sept. WP Ws acevcucevose p. 32, Oct.
ca, Re p. 72, Apr. ty EPO Coren p. 52, Mar. RS o0alidSu.cecee p. 29, Jan. 4 See p. 31, Aug. ma gee iakb ec cantaeen p. 35, Oct.
a p. 12, Feb. Eaie wake eeamcewaaaee p. 70, Mar. MN oosic2scaceeae p. 125, Feb. Overbeck, A. ........... p. 56, May aes asialer guide CaN eee p. 36, Oct.
I i istause's ence p. 32, Nov./Dec. ake aneaece ieee p. 80, Apr. bi Geos acces aan p. 106, May PONE ¥ aces osaoneae p. 28, Feb Terwilliger, R.......... p. 139, Sept.
BNR p. 70, Jun. Saas eaeeee ok Meee p. 15, May Seecusaseoubee p. 157, Nov./Dec. Peloquin,R............. p. 76, Apr. ee ea Tal 5 Dee he p. 151, Nov./Dec.
i, 5 Se oe p. 29, Jun. Oe nehDiea alee eae p. 28, May Saxesaee p. 12, Jan. Perez-Vargas, J.......... p. 23, Mar. La eee .. p. 50, May
eRe p. 44, May ceo OE ee p. 75, May nt Re =p . 68, Jun. i ee ee p. 44, Mar. Thompson, R........... p. 50, Feb.
AE Mns ciesviewecae p. 46, Aug. Abul suuepeeAE A p. 106, Jun. EOURETR iiscs-t:<esisaluwn p. 110, Apr. Porter, D........... 33, Nov/Dec. MOT acacia deveue p. 25, Jul.
Callaway, W........ p. 96, Nov./Dec. mead Cie oR hie Ve eA p. 42, Jul. tS | p. 26, Oct. i... aea p. 104, Oct.
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