Sentence examples for wave of urbanism from inspiring English sources

Many of the elements already in place neatly illustrate both the advantages and problems of this newest wave of urbanism – not least what Bonjukian calls its "streetcar to nowhere".

In the essay Urbanism as a Way of Life, Wirth (1938) maintained that while the city is the "place of urbanism", the urban way of life is no longer confined to the physical entity.

As Cho remarks, "It's the complete failure of urbanism".

New forms of urbanism have yet to develop.

How would you characterize the changing face of urbanism in India?

Lynn called this "a five-story city in the sky, a new kind of urbanism".

After the pastoral concerns of the hippies, punk was a celebration of urbanism, a reclaiming of the inner city.

"There will be a huge rearrangement," said Mario Coyula, Havana's director of urbanism and architecture in the 1970s and '80s.

In 1938, for example, the sociologist Louis Wirth described "anonymous" and "superficial" social relations as essential elements of urbanism.

Curators also cited a sub-theme of "urbanism" which was — what a surprise — also the Expo's theme.

Witold Rybczynski, a professor of urbanism at the University of Pennsylvania, said skyscrapers were boastful.