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Issue 1

Commentary

Response to commentaries: planning theory and practice—mixing them or minding the gap 1 – 4
E R Alexander

Theme issue: Design and computation
Guest editors: L March, T Knight

Guest editorial

Guest editorial 5 – 6
L March, T Knight

Commentary

Shape 7 – 14
G Stiny

Shape grammars: six types 15 – 31
T W Knight

Supporting emergence in geographic information systems 33 – 44
S C Chase

Constructing algebras of design 45 – 57
D Krstic

A visual implementation of a shape grammar system 59 – 73
M Tapia

The symmetry lessons from Froebel building gifts 75 – 90
A Economou

Architectonics of proportion: a shape grammatical depiction of classical theory 91 – 100
L March

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Applying case-based reasoning to urban planning: a new planning-support system tool 101 – 115
A G O Yeh, X Shi

An assessment framework for the development of Internet GIS 117 – 132
Z-R Peng

A methodology for The Image of the City 133 – 144
R Banai

Reviews 145 – 158

Issue 2

Commentary

Competing through planning 159 – 162
N A Phelps, M Tewdwr-Jones

Theme issue: Space syntax
Guest editor: Bill Hillier

Guest editorial

The need for domain theories 163 – 167
B Hillier

The hidden geometry of deformed grids: or, why space syntax works, when it looks as though it shouldn't 169 – 191
B Hillier

The space of innovation: interaction and communication in the work environment 193 – 218
A Penn, J Desyllas, L Vaughan

Space, evolution, and function in the houses of Chaco Canyon 219 – 240
W Bustard

The morphology of exploration and encounter in museum layouts 241 – 250
Y K Choi

Space syntax and the Dutch city 251 – 264
S Read

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A face vector representation for the construction of polyhedra 265 – 280
M A Rosenman

The use of the landscape metaphor in understanding population data 281 – 295
J D Wood, P F Fisher, J A Dykes, D J Unwin, K Stynes

Strengthening the urban housing market: the Dutch approach 297 – 312
H Priemus

Reviews 313 – 316

Issue 3

Theme issue: New perspectives on planning support systems
Guest editor: R E Klosterman

Guest editorial

New perspectives on planning support systems 317 – 320
R E Klosterman

Computing in planning: professional and institutional requirements 321 – 331
B Harris

Structure of a planning support system for urban development 333 – 343
L D Hopkins

The integration of case-based systems and GIS in development control 345 – 364
X Shi, A G O Yeh

New tools for spatial analysis and planning as components of an incremental planning-support system 365 – 380
H D Kammeier

Planning support system for an urban environment improvement project 381 – 391
T Edamura, T Tsuchida

The What if? collaborative planning support system 393 – 408
R E Klosterman

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Architectural practices and disabling design in the built environment 409 – 425
P Hall, R Imrie

Modern visions of the medieval city: competing conceptions of urbanism in European civic design 427 – 446
K D Lilley

Architectonics of proportion: historical and mathematical grounds 447 – 454
L March

Sketching the city: a GIS-based approach 455 – 468
R R Singh

Reviews 469 – 474

Issue 4

Editorial

A research programme for urban morphology 475 – 476
M Batty

Shape grammars: five questions 477 – 501
T W Knight

Urban morphogenesis at the microscale: how houses change 503 – 515
J W R Whitehand, N J Morton, C M H Carr

Institutional aspects of regional planning, management, and development: models and lessons from the English experience 517 – 531
P Roberts, G Lloyd

Constructing neighborhoods from the bottom up: the case for resident-generated GIS 533 – 554
E Talen

Do land-use controls cause sprawl? 555 – 571
R Pendall

Vision and visioning in planning: what do these terms really mean? 573 – 591
R Shipley, R Newkirk

The impact of housing privatisation in China 593 – 604
X Q Zhang

Modeling the urban ecosystem: a conceptual framework 605 – 630
M Alberti

Reviews 631 – 632

Issue 5

Obituary

Obituary—John H Ashby, 1928 – 1999 633 – 635

Editorial

Contemporary planning: the limits of first-order thinking 636 – 638
M Batty

Commentary

The eyes have it: CCTV as the ‘fifth utility’ 639 – 642
S Graham

Do cooperative environmental planning mandates produce good plans? Empirical results from the New Zealand experience 643 – 664
P R Berke, J Crawford, J Dixon, N Ericksen

The design of the DELTA land-use modelling package 665 – 684
D C Simmonds

Defining block character 685 – 710
A E Stamps III

Rank order for a rehabilitation program using multiple criteria 711 – 726
G Concilio, P Korhonen, M Soismaa

Fortress Johannesburg 727 – 740
A Lipman, H Harris

Market capture models under various customer-choice rules 741 – 750
D Serra, H A Eiselt, G Laporte, C S ReVelle

Urban industrial relocation: the theory of edge cities 751 – 761
F Medda, P Nijkamp, P Rietveld

Obscure ritual or administrative luxury? Integrating strategic planning and regional development 763 – 782
M Baker, I Deas, C Wong

Reviews 783 – 790

Issue 6

Editorial

Small worlds and large webs: the power of scale 791 – 792
M Batty

The design and planning of residential development: standard house types in the speculative housebuilding industry 793 – 805
A Hooper, C Nicol

Controlling the design of private sector residential development: an agenda for improving practice 807 – 833
M Carmona

The communicative ideology in spatial planning: some critical reflections based on the Dutch experience 835 – 854
H Voogd, J Woltjer

Towards a new digital data infrastructure for urban analysis and modelling 855 – 878
P A Longley, R J Harris
Open Access Creative Commons License

Why are the design and development of public spaces significant for cities? 879 – 891
A Madanipour

Application of a genetic algorithm to policy planning: the case of solid waste 893 – 907
B Rubenstein-Montano, I Zandi

A universal rule for the distribution of sizes 909 – 923
N A Salingaros, B J West

Reviews 925 – 930

Author index 931

Subject index 932 – 938

Book reviews index 939 – 940

Referees 1999 941