New Towns Record

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英国における戦後都市計画を跡付けるための必須資料

戦後ニュータウンの記録集成
The New Towns Record 1946-2002
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(the update of full version in 2003/2004)

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1998年に包括的な記録としてまとめられ、発行されました。今回ようやく増補され、より完全な資料集として甦ります。地形図や人口統計、雇用統計、居住動向、全体計画像、俯瞰図、計画策定者と役所、都市発展の記録写真および航空写真、マスコミ記事のスクラップ、地区の図書館と文献、歴史統計、住民へのインタビューといった極めて実証的であらゆる分析項目を網羅した都市研究資料ということができます（以下に、これら詳細な内容が一覧できます）。

LiverpoorやManchesterに近いRuncorn市を中心とした都市開発の完全版資料です。

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1. Academics and Commentators Dr.Stephen Potter, The Open University Ray Thomas, The Open University Professor J.B.Cullingworth Dr.Stephen Ward, Oxford Brookes University Terence Bendixson, Author and Urban Policy Analyst TDavid Hall, Past Director, Town and Country Planning Association Professor Peter Hall, Author and Professor of Planning Professor David Lock, Former Chief Planning Advisor, Department of the Environment	2. Original Materials Specially commissioned overviews town centres, recreation, environment and landscape, employment, retailing, public transport, roads, public art and social issues for each new town. Questionnaire returns and essays from people who live and work in the new towns.
3. The UK New Towns The 33 New Towns developed since 1946 comprise the most sustained programme of new town development undertaken anywhere in the world. Today they are home to over two and a half milion people. The UK New Towns programmer is recognised as a unique social, econmic and design initiative and is an international role model for urban dispersal and planned development. 5. Who is it For? The lessons of the UK New Towns are of worldwide relevance and will be of interest and concern to anyone concerned with urban develpment. The New Towns Record will be of particular interest to resarchers, students, policy makers and professionals in all areas of urban development, including architecture, urban design, town planning, urban policy and housing, geography, sociology, social history, economic development, surveying and landscape architecture. It will also be of interest to redidents of the UK New Towns who want to learn more about the history of their towns.	4. The New Towns Record Brings together in a single source for the first time ever a library and account of the UK New Towns programme. This indludes over 40 master plans, over 60 key books, articles, items of legislation, white papers and other documents, together with interviews or papers from over 80 keys practitioners and academics, over 3000 photopraphs, a full set of annual reports of the 33 development corporations, specially commissioned maps and full text word search facility. The New Towns Record provides a unique insight into the UK New Towns through a vast amount of literature and the personal experiences of those who created and manage, and who live and work in the towns. It is an invaluable research, practice and teaching resorce for all with an interest in urban development. Until now, material on the UK New Towns has been scattered and difficult to find. No other single source contains such a comprehensive account of the programme and of the development of the 33 New Towns. The New Towns Record also contains much original material.
6. Key Materials - Texts Include Garden Cities of Tommorrow, by Ebenezer Howard Greater London Plan 1944, by Sir Patrick Abercrombie Clyde Valley Regional Plan 1946, by Sir Patrick Abercrombie New towns After the War, by Sir Fredrick Osborn The Building of Satellite Towns, by C B Purdom Final Report of the "Reith Committee" Environmental Planning, 1939-1969. Vol.3, by Prof J B Cullingworth The New Towns Story, by Frank Schaffer The New Towns Experience, by Stephen Potter & Ray Thomas New Towns: The British Experience, by Peter Self Aycliffe to Cumbernauld* a study of seven new towns in their regions, by Ray Thomas New Town, Home Town, the Lessons of Experience, by Colin Ward New Towns, their Origins, Achievements and Progress, by F Osborn & A Whittick British New Towns, A Programme without a Policy, by M Aldridge The Milton Keynes Planning Manual 41 New Town Master Plan Documents	7. Key Materials - Practitioners Professor John Delafons, Private Secretary to Richard Crossman MP, Minister of Housing and Local Government Professor David Gosling, Architect at Runcorn and Irvine Sir Peter Shepheard, Member of the "Abercrombie" Greater London Plan team Dame Sylvia Crowe, Consultant Landscape Architect to a number of early new towns Lionel Brett (Lord Esher), Master Planner, Hatfield Professor Arthur Ling, Master Planner, Runcorn Professor Nathaniel Lichfield, Economic Planner, Milton Keynes Master Plan Bill MacKay, Road & Trafic Engineer for a number of new towns Richard Phelps, General Manager, Skelmaersdale and Central Lancashire Development Corporations Wyndham Thomas, General Manager, Peterborough Development Corporation Lord Campbell, Chairman, Milton Keynes Development Corporation Professor Sir Robert Grieve, Member of the "Abercrombie" Clyde Valley Team George Young, General Manager, East Kilbride Development Corporation Sir Geoffrey Jellicor, First Master Planner, and designer of Water Garden, Hemel Hempstead

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