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The changing character of streets in central areas with special reference to Sherbrooke Street as a principal street in City of Montreal-Canada /Rege, Ratan M. January 1966 (has links)
Errata in manuscript. Multiple page numbering issues. Duplicate numbers: 171, 189; omitted: 211
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The changing character of streets in central areas with special reference to Sherbrooke Street as a principal street in City of Montreal-Canada /Rege, Ratan M. January 1966 (has links)
Errata in manuscript. Multiple page numbering issues. Duplicate numbers: 171, 189; omitted: 211 / The central area of a city is commonly referred to as the heart of the city, since it supplies life-giving energy to the cells and tissues of the city. The circulatory system formed by veins and arteries moves the life-stream--people, goods,messages, and ideas, from the heart to all parts of the organization, and back a in. Although the vitality of the urban core influences the circulatory system, the sound functioning of the heart,cells and tissues of the city depends largely on the health of the circulatory system. The lungs of the city are refreshing and recreating elements such as open spaces, landscape, and embellishments. Then circulatory system and the refreshing and recreating elements are integrated for the sound functioning of the city. [...]
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