John Norquist on The Value of Urban Complexity

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by John Norquist in Tel-Aviv for the Israeli Mayors Institute, founded by the Movement for Israeli Urbanism - www.miu.org.il על עיצוב עירוני, וכיצד המגוון והמורכבות העירוניים הינם המפתח לקיום ציוויליזציה The Value of Urban Complexity, John Norquist speaks about cities and design. Author of the Wealth of Cities, Norquist describes the diversity and complexity of cities and urban life as the key to civilization

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John Norquist on The Value of Urban Complexity

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