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... Planning seldom overshoots the mark . Much more often , it falls far short of what is known about human needs . Archi- tects are foresighted in planning for the use of solar heat , and housing projects are providing maximal sun and air ...
... Planning seldom overshoots the mark . Much more often , it falls far short of what is known about human needs . Archi- tects are foresighted in planning for the use of solar heat , and housing projects are providing maximal sun and air ...
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... planning and implementing powers . This is done all the way from the use of consultants in city plan- ning to the series of five - year plans of the U.S.S.R. Planning has become a respectable word , and democratic processes involving ...
... planning and implementing powers . This is done all the way from the use of consultants in city plan- ning to the series of five - year plans of the U.S.S.R. Planning has become a respectable word , and democratic processes involving ...
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... planning , howled down twenty - five years ago , is now widely assumed ; indeed , it is more and more widely assumed that the planning is better when those for whom the plans are made are the planners . But who could devise and expedite ...
... planning , howled down twenty - five years ago , is now widely assumed ; indeed , it is more and more widely assumed that the planning is better when those for whom the plans are made are the planners . But who could devise and expedite ...
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Our Twentiethcentury Vantage Point | 3 |
The Invention of Culture | 47 |
How We Come to Want What We Want | 60 |
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