Andres Duany and Elizabbeth Plater-Zyberk - Architects and Town Planners Jonathan Barnett - Urban Planning Consultant Glatting, Jackson, Kercher, Anglin, Lopez, Rinehart - Transportation Consultants Gibbs Planning Group - Retail Consultants prepared for the City of West Palm Beach, Florida and The West Palm Beach Community Redevelopment Agency
Plans and correspondence for various projects, most with an accompanying "project request form." Folder is titled "Not Received - To Be Pursued." Printed Master Plan and series of diagrams of the Jordan Tract project in Mt. Pleasant; an informational pamphlet for Diggs Town, Norfolk, VA; A pamphlet titled "The Master Plan for Port Royal, South Carolina"; 17 Project Request Forms for the New Urbanism Archive (+ some faxes); a printed and annotated email from Troy Jones to Elizabeth Plater-Zyberk on "New Urbanism Archive"; a printed and annotated email from Pennie Leist to E.P-Z. on "Archive for New Urbanism" stapled with a project brief on the Easton Commons.
5 printed email correspondences sending papers and articles: Philip Bess reflections on the New Urbanism and Communities of Faith conference; three newspaper articles sent from the organization Vision Long Island to Elizabeth Plater-Zyberk; "Making the Public Health/Smart Growth Connection" by Phyllis Mofson, Ph.D; draft of "New Urbanism's Subversive Marketing" by Ellen Dunham-Jones, sent to Andres Duany; and a transcript of "An Architecture for our Time" by Charles Siegel, emailed by Andres Duany.
1.1 CNU Statement 1.2 Essays written by founding members of the new Urbanism, Peter Calthorpe, Andres Duany, Elizabeth Plater-Zyberk, Elizabeth Moule and Stefanos Polyzoides that address New Urbansim at a range of scales. 1.3 Letter from Gianni Longo and Stephanie Bothwell which summarizes the proceedings from the CNU III.
Three brochures titled "Progress during 1957-8: The Report of the Chairman of the Welwyn Garden City Development Corporation", "Second Interim Report of the New Towns Committee", and "Life in a New Town". According to the appreciation letter, from Elizabeth Plater-Zyberk to Mr. Kenneth Treister, FAIA, the brochures are historic brochures on town plannning.
Correspondences with Tom Spain soliciting information about the history and landmarks of the architectural program. Includes notes, dates, and statistics going back to 1926.
