Towards Successful Suburban Town Centres
A study of the relationship between morphology, sociability, economics and accessibility

Please note that this project has finished. The current project is Adaptable Suburbs.

References

GLA (Greater London Authority) (2004) The London Plan, GLA London.

Haywood R. (1997) 'Railways, urban form and town planning in London: 1900-1947', Planning Perspectives 12, 37-69

Jackson A. A. (1973) Semi-detached London: suburban development, life and transport, 1900-39, London: Allen and Unwin.

McKibbin R. (1998) Classes and Cultures: England, 1918-1951, Oxford: Oxford University Press.

Hall P. (1997) 'The Future of the Metropolis and its Form', Regional Studies 31, 211-220.

Hall P., Marshall S. and Lowe S. (2001) 'The changing urban hierarchy in England and Wales 1913-1998', Regional Studies 359 775-807

Rowley T. (2006) The English landscape in the twentieth century Hambledon Continuum, London and New York

Swenarton M. (2002) 'Tudor Walters and Tudorbethan: reassessing Britain's inter-war suburbs', Planning Perspectives, 17, 267-286.

ODPM (Office of the Deputy Prime Minister) (2002) Town centre boundaries and statistics for England and Wales [Online]. Retrieved on 15 October 2007 from http://62.73.191.157/towncent/2002/entry.htm

URBED (Urban and Economic Development Group) (2002) A city of villages: promoting a sustainable future for London's suburbs, GLA, London.

White J. (2004) Trouble in arcadia: the London suburbs 1840 to the present day, Institute of Historical Research

Whitehand J. W. R. and Carr C. M. H. (2001) Twentieth-century suburbs: a morphological approach Routledge, London

Wolmar C. (2005) The Subterranean Railway: how the London Underground was built and how it changed the city forever, London: Atlantic Books.

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EPSRC reference: EP/D06595X/1