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Preliminary conclusions: Ten megatrends in aesthetic control in Europe

Nico Nelissen
Pages 77-78 | Published online: 05 Nov 2010

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John Punter. (2007) Developing Urban Design as Public Policy: Best Practice Principles for Design Review and Development Management. Journal of Urban Design 12:2, pages 167-202.
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Zena O'connor. (2006) Bridging the Gap: Façade Colour, Aesthetic Response and Planning Policy. Journal of Urban Design 11:3, pages 335-345.
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Zhaohua Deng. (2009) Design control in post-reform China: A case study of Shenzhen's commercial office development. URBAN DESIGN International 14:2, pages 118-136.
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