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Inspirations from the Geographical Review: Jean Gottmann's “Why the Skyscraper?”

Larry R. Ford
Pages 304-307 | Received 29 Jun 2010, Published online: 04 Nov 2019

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Nestor Garza & Colin Lizieri. (2016) Skyscrapers and the economy in Latin America. Journal of Property Research 33:4, pages 269-292.
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David J. Keeling. (2011) Cityscapes and Footprints: Dancing Through the Urban Milieu with Larry Ford*. Geographical Review 101:3, pages 423-434.
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Soomin Shin & Yongsoon Choi. (2021) SEOUL AR: Designing a Mobile AR Tour Application for Seoul Sky Observatory in South Korea. Electronics 10:20, pages 2552.
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