Ten copies of a map of 'emerging cities' in the Washington Metropolitan Area. Four of the copies have a definition of emerging cites and six of the copies do not. Dave Cook is written in the lower right hand corner of all copies.

Documents and correspondence about a suburban activity center. Material includes a press release about an Urban Land Institute study about 'Suburban Activity Centers', an executive summary of the study and two maps of the Tysons Corner suburban activity center.

Documents about Tycon Towers, a group of office buildings in Tysons Corner, VA. Documents include newspaper articles, promotional publications for Tycon Towers, notes, a map of the vicinity of Tysons Corner, a listing of available space at Tycon Towers, a building profile and a list of improvements and finishes provided for the tenant.

Documents and correspondence about Reston Town Center, VA. Documents include a brochure for Reston Town Center, press releases, concept photographs, New York Times Real Estate Section, Metropolitan Home, and Architect articles about Reston, John G. Tyers' business card, newspaper articles and promotional materials from Reston Land Corporation including a map of Reston and market profiles.

Documents about Reston, VA. Material includes a Washington Post article about an election for the Reston Association's Board of Directors, a post article about CIA offices in Reston, a copy of a story about a Reston distillery, a press release and an issue of New Dominion magazine.

A Washington Post article about building in Prince George's County.

Documents about Prince George's County. Material includes an article from Washington Flyer Magazine about the World Trade Center in Washington, DC and a promotional folder from Associated Financial Corporation containing a statement from the mayor of Glenarden, MD, a statement from the secretary of the Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development, a press release and a promotional pamphlet for Glenarden Apartments.

Documents about Prince William County. Material includes notes and Washington Post articles about a mall, real estate, Til Hazel's opinion on Capitol Beltway development and Prince William land development.

Documents for the Reston, VA government. Material includes A Report to the Reston Community on Governance Options and notes.

Two newspaper articles, one about development in Clarksburg, MD and the other about National Institute of Health contracts.

A Washington Post article about leaf blowers and noise limits in Rockville, MD.

Documents about Tysons Corner, VA. Material includes a Tytran newsletter, a business card for E. Wayne Angle, Washington Post articles about the construction of a church and activity at Tysons Corner mall, notes about Tysons Corner, a New York Times article about "The Outer City", an article about Burgville and a table of figures on employment.

A Washington Post article about development of Silver Spring, MD.

Documents and correspondence about Tysons Corner, VA. Material includes EDAW business cards from Michelle Bussard-Jama and Patricia Faux, a New York Times article about "The Outer City", an EDAW firm promotional brochure, a message to Garreau from Janice Stein, a letter to the editor about suburban landscapes, a list of the Tysons Corner suburban activity center physical design team, a Tysons Corner area market report and a press release.

A Washington Post article about automobile theft in Tysons Corner, VA.

An article from The Connection about Mobil Corp.'s purchase and development of land in Reston.

Two Washington Post articles, one about development in Silver Spring, the other about planning for traffic.

A list of "Suburban Activity Centers" or Edge Cities throughout the country.

Articles about the development of edge cities. Material includes "The Need For a New Vision for the Development of Large U.S. Metropolitan Areas" by Anthony Downs, "Suburbs: Crisis of Growth" and "Suburbs - Moving Out" by Rick Hampson, an article from US News and World Reports about America's Boom Town, "The Six Types of Urban Village Cores" by Christopher B. Leinberger, a greeting card, New York Times article "Suburbia, Postwar: Like Cities" by Philip S. Gutis and "Beyond the Mall: Suburbs Evolving Into 'Outer Cities'" by William K. Stevens, a Miami Herald article by John Dorschner about new town development and political obstacles, an article from New Dominion about new centers in Northern Virginia, Wall Street Journal articles "The New Boom Towns" by Bernard Wysocki and "Shallow Roots" by Betsy Morris and a USA Today article "Where Urban Sprawl and Suburbs Mesh" about super cities by William Dunn. Theory

Articles about the development of edge cities. Material includes "Stressed Out in Suburbia" by Nicholas Lemann, an issue of Design Quarterly, Projects in Architecture, Edge of a City, a report on "The New Urban Region", a letter to Joel Garreau from EM Risse including articles about Clarksburg, an article from Regional Review "Downtown New England" by John Campbell and "The Need For a New Vision for the Development of Large U.S. Metropolitan Areas by Anthony Down. Theory

Material includes an annotated bibliography from an article from Conservation Biology, "Edge Effects and Conservation of Biotic Diversity" by Larry D. Harris and "A Functional Approach to Estimating Habitat Edge Width for Birds".

A Washington Post article "Seattle's Battle of Urban Sprawl" by O. Casey Corr.

Notes about St. Louis, MO.

Material about St. Louis, including "The Private Places of Saint Louis: A Market Arrangement for Urban Infrastructure" by David T. Beito, notes and a receipt from the Adam's Mark Hotel in St. Louis.

Documents about Quebec including "Quebec Through Darkly Tinted Lenses" by Patrick Grady, notes, a letter to Garreau from Andre Anctil, "Canadian Federalism is Objectively Impossible" by Pierre Vadeboncoeur and other articles about Quebecois independence.

Documents and correspondence about Toronto. Material includes a Toronto Real Estate Market report, JJ Barnicke Limited Realtor yearly reports and other promotional material.

Newspaper articles about Atlanta and its surrounding regions. Articles include two articles from the Atlanta Business Chronicle "Southern Hospitality Thrives in North Atlanta" by David Jowers and Bill Gregory and "Long commutes worth it to residents of 'Penturbia'" by Chris Morris, a Wall Street Journal article "Small Businesses Blossom Near Atlanta" by Michael J. McCarthy and a Washington Post article "Plan to Move Georgia City's Landmark Lays Egg" by Holly Morris.

Documents about two planned communities, Belmont in Loudoun County, VA and Kentlands in Gaithersburg, MD. Material includes promotional folders for Belmont and Kentland, a business card for Marjorie Valin of Joseph Alfandre and Co., information pamphlets for Kentlands, a letter to Joel Garreay from Margie Valin and the April 1990 issue of Architecture.

Publicity about the planned community Kentlands in Gaithersburg, MD and Belmont in Loudoun County, VA. Material includes seven articles from the Gaithersburg Gazette "Planned Kentlands development: new ideas for a community" by Deidre Cryor, "Kentlands work session set Oct. 26" by David Lim, "Fiscal realities of Kentlands discussed" by David Lim, "'Cultural campus' evolves at charrette" by David Lim, "Need for more parking at Kentlands debated" by David Lim, "A new way of planning", and "Residents affirm zoning limitation to Alfandre" by Healan Barrow, a Saturday Post-Courier article "Old Charleston inspires new communities" by J. Dean Foster, three Loudoun Times-Mirror articles "Village idea gains" by Michael C. Mahoney, "Planning consultant talks to board about 'vision'" by Otto Mayr, and "Board adopts Belmont concept", three Patuxent Publishing Company Free-Press articles "Residents scrutinize final design charrette" by Joel Davis, "Charrette debate extended by design" by Jim Joyner and "Stranger in Sandy Spring" by Jim Joyner and Joel Davis, a Daily Record article "Alfandre Palns Massive 19th Century Village" by Alexander Montague, a Potomac Almanac article "Developing 'Small-town' Air" by Judy Myers, three Gaithersburg Express articles "Alfandre wants public at Kentlands" by Mary Beth Smith, "What's in Kentlands' street name?" by Kenneth J. Rabben, "What is a charrette?" by Kenneth J. Rabben, and "Kentlands to focus on cultural heritage" by Kenneth J. Rabben, two Baltimore Sun articles "A New Traditionalism" by David Rosenthal and Edward Gunts and "They're Building Yesterday's Town for Today's Families" by Edward Gunts, a Washington Business Journal article "Architect leads push to turn back design" by Michael Cody, four Washington Post articles "Deigning Tomorrow's Community in a Week" by Cornelius F. Foote Jr., "Harking Back to Our Town" by Benjamin Forgey, "Designers Revive the Old With 'New Traditional Towns'" by Roger K. Lewis and "When Working by Committee Isn't All Bad" by Roger K. Lewis, two New York Times articles "In Seven Days, Designing a New Traditional Town" by Patricia Leigh Brown and "A Big Small Town Getting Under Way" by Alex Montague, a San Francisco Examiner article "Planning a city fit for human habitation" by Gary Delshohn, a Montgomery Journal article "Birth of An American Town" by Matt Hamblen, the January 1990 issue of Builder magazine, a Warfield's article "What Can Be Done To Save the Suburbs?" by Ralph Bennett, a Metropolitan Home Design article "The New Town Planners" by Andres Duany and Elizabeth Plater-Zyberk, a People magazine article "Banishing Cookie-Cutter 'Burbs", two Urban Land Institute publications about development trends and Kentlands, a Newsweek article "The House of the Future" by Jerry Adler, a U.S. News and World Report article "The Quest for Community" by Amy Saltzman and the April 1990 issue of Warfiled's Business Monthly.

Documents about Riviera, a planned community in Charles County, MD. Material includes an executive summary of the Riviera community, a hand written note from James H. Burch and a list of measures to be taken for the Riviera community.

A publication about The Future of Arlington.

A Washington Post article about the construction of the New Carrollton, MD metro station.

A Washington Post article about land development at Fort Belvoir in Fairfax, VA.

A Washington Post article about a group of highrise buildings in Fairfax County, VA.

An advertisement for Cascades, a planned community in Vienna, VA.

Three copies of the January 15, 1989 issue of LA Times Magazine and a handwritten note to Joel Garreau.

Documents about Los Angeles. Material includes an article from the Economist about California, "The Evolution of Suburban Downtowns in Midwestern Metropolises" and "Land Use Change in Suburban Clusters and Corridors" by Thomas J. Baerwald.

A Los Angeles Real Estate Market Report.

Documents about Los Angeles. Material includes notes, an outline of Edge Cities, maps of the Dallas, Houston, Phoenix, and Atlanta areas, an article about California mass transit systems and a Time magazine article about urbanization.

Documents about Los Angeles. Material includes a Los Angeles Real Estate Market Real Estate reports and Los Angeles Metropolitan Area Market Opportunity Analysis.

Two London Office Market Real Estate reports and an article about Docklands neighborhood of London.

Notes about foreign edge cities.

A Washington Post article about Detroit, MI twenty years after the race riots.

Documents and correspondence about Detroit, MI. Material includes two articles from The Economist, the transcript of an interview of James Burke, a publication for The International Forum of the North American Seminar, a Washington Post and Wall Street Journal articles about Detroit, notes and "Sectoral Clustering and Metropolitan Development" by Edwin S. Mills from "Sources of Metropolitan Growth and Development".

A market analysis and program recommendations for the proposed residential development at Westridge in Danbury, CT.

Information about Amtrak rail service. Material includes notes and the Northeast Corridor Services Winter/Spring 1989 Amtrak Train Timetables.

Pamphlets and brochures about New Jersey attractions. Material includes two booklets about the Statue of Liberty, a northern New Jersey regional guide and map, flyer for a Statue of Liberty Ferry line, a map of LIberty State Park, Statue of Liberty National Park Service brochure, the birds of Liberty State Park, interpretive programs at Liberty State Park, nature path at Liberty State Park, a newsletter from the Sci-Tech Center at Liberty State Park, a newsletter from the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection, a newsletter from the Liberty State Park Development Corporation, a flyer for the 1989 New Jersey Ethnic Festival, a business card for Mona Olenek from Port Liberte, a New Jersey Transit rail schedule, a flyer for an exhibit at the Sci-Tech Center at Liberty State Park and a sheet of statistics for the Statue of Liberty.

A notebook and other notes about New York City.

Documents and correspondence about Pasadena, CA. Material includes a brochure for museums of the Pasadena area, a Pasadena chamber of commerce resource book, a note book, a Pasadena promotional booklet, notes, Joel Garreau's business card, a Pasadena community development commission folder containing articles from the LA Times, LA Business Journal, National Real Estate Investor and Shopping Center World, a list of major office projects since 1974, a development update, a greater Los Angeles office marketing guide, selections from the October 1986 issue of The Atlantic, a visitors guide for Pasadena, business cards for William C. Reynolds of the City of Pasadena and Joel V. Sheldon III of Vroman's, an article from Pasadena Star News, a collection of Washington Post articles, a map of Pasadena, development promotion for northwest Pasadena and the Spring/Summer 1989 issue of Pasadena Development Quarterly.

Documents about Philadelphia. Material includes "At the Crossroads: The Consequences of Economic Stability or Decline in Philadelphia for the City, Region and Commonwealth" by Theodore Hershberg, an article about King of Prussia, Regional Mobility Policy Analysis from the Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission, a letter to Garreau from James Timberlake, Philadelphia Inquirer articles about zoning and suburban homes, a packet of maps, an issue of Welcomat, a Philadelphia Magazine article "Off the Cuff" by D. Herbert Lipson, notes, an article from Progressive Architecture about the suburbs and a Washington Post article about Philadelphia.

A Washington Post article about Philadelphia.

Notes about Philadelphia and King of Prussia including contact information for Scott Sibley.

Two copies of A Comprehensive Growth Management Program for Anne Arundel County also included is a letter to Garreau from Robert D. Agee.

Documents and correspondence about the Urban Land Institute and Bethesda, MD. Material includes notes, "Economic Evaluation Bethesda Suburban Activity Center" by Sandra P. Smith, "Urban Land Institute Suburban Activity Centers Study: Bethesda, Maryland Central Business District Physical Design Aspects" by Sherwin Greene, Downtown Bethesda Commercial Inventory, Bethesda Retail Stores, two copies of a questionnaire for Urban Land Institute's Bethesda Project, a map of a self guided walking tour or Bethesda, an article from the Montgomery County Sentinel, an pamphlet describing the updates of Rivkin Associates, a calendar of events in Bethesda for November and December of 1987, a pamphlet for Bethesda-Chevy Chase Center, "Downtown Bethesda Social Roles and Functions", a Bethesda shopping guide, Capital Crescent Parkland pamphlet, "The Future Doesn't Work" by Douglas R. Porter and a note to Garreau about the article, "Criteria for Judging the Quality of the Urban Environment" by Hans Blumenfeld and two articles from the Bethesda Business Review "A Moving Experience" by Lee Rubner and "How Will Bethesda's Boom Effect The Small Retailer?" by Carole McCord.

A Washington Post article about the growth of Centreville, VA retail.

Documents about Charles County, MD including a press release and a Washington Post article about growth in Charles County.

Two articles about development in Chrystal City. A Washington Business article about real estate developers and a Washington Post article about the shopping mall in Pentagon City.

Material about Columbia, MD, including a brochure "The People of Columbia", an article from The Columbia Flier about a Marriott theme park and a "Newcomers Guide" to Columbia.

Documents about Ward 2 in Washington, DC. Material includes a Washington, DC Real Estate Market Report and a Washington Post article.

An article about the Center for Innovative Technology in Herndon, VA.

A Washington Post article about a United Airlines reservations center near Dulles international airport.

Two articles about the Dulles Toll Road. Washington Post articles "The Man Behind the Dulles Toll Road Plan" by Steve Bates and "Putting Executives in the Lap of Luxury" by Nan Powers.

Two Washington Post articles "Mobil Subsidiary to Develop Large Land Tract in Loudoun" by Cornelius F. Foote, Jr. and "Riggs to Foreclose on 4 Dulles Corridor Office Buildings" by David S. Hilzenrath.

A Washington Post pamphlet about Washington, DC education.

Documents about Fairfax County government land development. Material includes a Washington Business article "Fairfax Weighs Joint Venture" by Marcia McAllister, a Washington Post article "Booming Fair Oaks Eyes Future Warily" by Tom Precious and a notebook "Fair Oaks Clayton Wine".

Documents about Fairfax County government land development. Material includes the November 1985 issue of Virginia Business, a January 1990 supplement to Virginia Business about Fairfax and "Subdivision Recycling: What Happens When Metro Moves in Next Door There Goes the Neighborhood No One Wants to Get Their Kicks Living Right on Route 66" with an introduction to the paper.

Documents about Frederick County. Material includes a booklet of demographic and development data, a Washington Post article about Frederick becoming more urban, notes, a press release and a Rockville Gazette article about model homes.

Documents about Prince William County. Material includes the Winter 1989 issue of the Prince William Report, a Fauquier Democrat article "Stonecrest is flexed to be 'interceptor'" by Irena Von Zahn, a news paper section about development in Manassas and an issue of Manassas Weekly Gazette.

A Washington Post article about development in Howard County.

A Baltimore Sun article about the corridor of Interstate 95 between Baltimore and Washington.

Three Washington Post articles "Woman's Love for Home Exceeds $1.9 Million" by DeNeen L. Brown, "Loudoun Envisions Urban-Rural Balance" by Cornelius F. Foote Jr. and "Office Space in Loudoun 40% Vacant" by Cornelius F. Foote Jr.

Documents about the planned community Cascades in Leesburg, VA. Material includes two newspaper advertisements for the Cascades, a Cascade promotional publication and a contact list of builders.

Documents about Loudoun County, VA. Material includes an article from the Loudoun Times Mirror about a mall, a Washington Post article about a housing project in Loudoun county, a map of the Xerox facility and the June 1987 issue of Loudoun area real estate guide.

Documents about Mobil Oil Company and J.C. Penney. Material includes a New York Times article "J.C. Penney Plans Move to Dallas From New York, Consultants Say" by Albert Scardino, notes, Mobil Annual Report 1986, a Washington Post article by Joel Garreau about a forest owned by Mobil, a number of microfilm printouts about mobil, a biography of Allen E. Murray head of Mobil and other article printouts.

Documents and correspondence about Mobil Oil Company. Material includes an article about Mobil consolidating from New York to Fairfax, a Mobil employee announcement, "Economic Impact of Mobil's Proposed Headquarters Office on the County of Fairfax", a comparative analysis of projected and actual Fairfax County tax revenues generated by the Mobil Oil Corporate headquarters and other article printouts.

Documents and correspondence about the Mobil Oil Company's move to Fairfax, VA. Material includes notes, Washington Post articles "Mobil Makes Its Move" by B.H. Lawrence and "Yes, Virginia, There Is a Mobil Corp." and "Mobil's Move to Fairfax May Spark a Trend" by Joel Garreau, promotional publications for Fairview Park a planned corporate community in Fairfax County, VA, four copies of an anonymous letter to Garreau in response to his Post article "Mobil's Move to Fairfax..."and transcripts of Garreau articles.

Documents about Montgomery County, MD. Material includes Washington Post articles "Kramer Runs as Practitioner of Consensus Politics" by R.H. Melton, "Kramer's Plans Could Shape County - or Divide It" by Molly Sinclair, a collection of articles about Northern Virginia county elections, a Washington Flyer magazine article "Silver Spring on the Rebound" by Ellen Klein, notes, a Washington Post insert about the National Institutes of Health and transcripts of Washington Post articles "Suburban Diary" by Arthur S. Brisbane, "Bethesda Business District Gets a Boost" by Joan McQueeney Mitric and "Montgomery Unveils Capital Budget, Growth Policy" by Gwen Ifill and "Court Says Building is Too Big; Maryland Appeals Panel Orders Reduction in Size of Silver Spring Structure" by Beth Schwinn.

Documents about Montgomery County, MD. Material includes "Envisioning Our Future" a Report on The Commission on The Future of Montgomery County, Maryland, a business card from Bruce Adams and Washington Post articles "An Upbeat Upcounty Reshapes Montgomery" by Sue Anne Pressley, "Montgomery Survey Finds Unconcern on Drugs" by Paul Duggan, "Setbacks Dull the Luster of Silver Triangle Project in Montgomery" by Jo-Ann Armao and "Prayers and Gin for F. Scott Fitzgerald" by Jim Naughton

Documents about Montgomery County, MD. Material includes a Washington Post article "The Question of Housing" by Benjamin Forgey, a folder of status reports of projects from the Montgomery County Department of Transportation, "Transportation (Not Traffic) Management in a Rapidly Urbanizing Area" a report from the director of the Montgomery County Department of Transportation, Robert S. McGarry, notes and the second printing of "Envisioning Our Future" a Report on The Commission on The Future of Montgomery County, Maryland.

Documents about Middleburg, VA. Material includes notes, a transcript of a Joel Garreau article from the Washington Post, a collection of article transcripts about Middleburg, Va, a collection of article transcripts about Round Hill, VA, a transcript of a Washington Post article "Expanding An Empire in Real Estate; Developers of Crystal City Plan to Double Holdings" by Malcolm Gladwell, "A Walk With History" a booklet published for the Middleburg Bicentennial and the October 1987 and March 1988 issues of Middleburg Life.

Documents about Middleburg, VA. Material includes notes, a pamphlet about open space easements, two notebooks, an advertisement for businesses and restaurants in Middleburg, a transcript of a Joel Garreau article, Robert T. Dennis's business card for Piedmont Environmental Council, a brochure for a fine art auction, the February 1988 Piedmont Environment Council newsletter and a promotional publication for Newstead Farm.

Documents about Middleburg, VA. Material includes two copies of a Washington Post article about Middleburg by Joel Garreau, demographics of Middleburg, a menu for Mosbys a Middleburg restaurant, volume 108 of Estates The International Magazine for Luxury Estates and note transcripts.

Documents about Middleburg, VA. Material includes the Piedmont Environmental Council 1987 annual report, notes, pamphlets about open space easements, Virginia's Agricultural and Forestal District Act, Virginia Piedmont Reserve Needed Today - For Tomorrow, The Red Fox Tavern and Voluntary Landscape Conservation, a transcript of a Joel Garreau article, an advertisement for the Red Fox Inn, note transcripts, a notice for a fine art auction in Middleburg, a map of Middleburg and selections from the books "Jefferson and the Ordeal of Liberty" by Dumas Malone, "Legends of Loudoun" by Harrison Williams, "Virginia The New Dominion" by Virginius Dabney and an article "Loudoun Heritage".

Documents about San Diego, CA. Material includes a brochure for a group of museums called Balboa Park and an "Analysis of Redevelopment Opportunities for the San Diego State University Campus Study Area in San Diego, California".

A Real Estate market report for San Jose and Silicon Valley research and development and office markets.

Documents about Cobb County, GA including a letter from Tad Leithead to Joel Garreau about the development of Cobb County and a promotional publication for economic progress in Cobb County.

Documents about development in Houston, TX including two copies of the Houston Real Estate Market report and "Outlook 92 The Commercial Real Estate Market".

An article from the Milwaukee Journal "The future is here" by Jill Zuckman.

Documents about the effects of development on ecology. Material includes "Avian Nest Dispersion and Fledging Success in Field-Forest Ecotones" by J. Edward Gates and Leslie W. Gysel, J. Edwards Gates's University of Maryland business card, "Habitat Use By The Southern Flying Squirrel At A Hemlock-Northern Hardwood Ecotone" by Robert M. Gilmore and J. Edward Gates, "The Self-Reproducing Universe" by Eugene F. Mallove, the October 1982 issue of Wildlife Monographs, "Use Of Forest Edge and Strip Vegetation By Eastern Cottontails" by Kevin A. Morgan and J. Edward Gates, "Effects of Interstate Highway Fencing on White-Tailed Deer Activity" by George A. Feldhamer, J. Edward Gates, Dan M. Harman, Andre J. Loranger and Kenneth R Dixon and "Bird Population Patterns in Forest Edge and Strip Vegetation at Remington Farms, Maryland" by Kevin A. Morgan and J. Edward Gates.

Documents about the effects of Edge Cites on the landscape. Material includes an article from Landscape Magazine "Facing Up to Ambiguity" by Peirce Lewis, notes, a newspaper article about developers in Historic Waterford, VA, a transcript of an article by Peirce Lewis, Washington Post articles "Hatcheries: The Buffers Between Rock, Hard Place" by Angus Phillips and "Back To Eden: Images From The Landscape of The Imagined" by Henry Allen, a magazine article "Personal History Impalpable Dust" by M.R. Montgomery, a letter to Garreau from Susan Sharpe about an essay on landscape, Newsweek articles "Are Cities Obsolete?" by Tom Morganthau and John McCormick and "Reversal of Fortune" by Bill Turque and a booklet "Axioms For Reading the Landscape" by Peirce Lewis. Also included are a number of book reviews of "Borderland: Origins of The American Suburb" by John R. Stilgoe, "William Wordsworth: A Life" by Stephen Gill, "Great Plains" by Ian Frazier, "Placeways: A Theory of the Human Environment" by Eugene Victor Walter, "The Architect of Exile" by Stanley Tigerman and "Idea of a Town: The Anthropology of Urban Form in Rome, Italy and the Ancient World" by Joseph Rykwert. Theory

Two newspaper articles. A Wall Street Journal article "In California Valley, Costs Too Are Low" by William Celis and a USA Today article "California looks at splitting up" by Maria Goodavage.

A Wall Street Journal article "Giving LA's Future Balanced Look Today" by Roger Selbert.

Notes and a transcription of an interview with James Vance.

Magazine articles about edge cities. Articles include "Serv-Urbs, USA" by Steven R. Malin and two Time magazine articles "Spiffing Up The Urban Heritage" by Kurt Anderson and "The Boom Towns" by George J Church.

Documents about Walden Pond area outside Boston, MA. Material includes a pamphlet for Walden Pond State Reservation, Washington Post articles "Plans for Developing Walden Raise Star=Studded Opposition" by Christopher B Daly and Crowds, "Commerce and Conflict at Thoreau's Walden" by Michael Rezendes and "Reflections: Why, It's the Sky!" by K.C. Cole, a Newsweek article "Battling Over Walden Woods" by Mark Starr, notes, a transcript of a Washington Post article "Crowds, Commerce, and Conflict at Thoreau's Walden" by Michael Rezendes, Providence Journal-Bulletin articles "Thoreau followers battle project" and "Developers turn hungry eye to Walden Pond", an article from the Environmentalist "Education for Life in the Sky" by Charles E. Roth, an article from the Amicus Journal "For Spacious Skies" by Joanna J Berkman, a New York Times article "Seeing the Sky: Not a Limit but Infinity" by Matthew L Wald, a letter from Ansel Adams to Russell E Dickenson, the director of the National Park Service, an article "The Modern World Encroaches, but Walden Pond Lives On" by Nicholas King and a Time magazine article "When the Sky's the Limit" by Joelle Attinger.

Twenty four editions of The Edge City News. A publication informing the reader about "what is happening around the frontier" covering "developments-in-progress, events, conferences, books, RFP's (request for proposals), people and places in the news, and changes in the law-gleanings from our sources across the country". The folder contains editions ranging from the first edition, Volume 1, number 1 to Volume 3, number 4. Also included is a hand-written letter from a "Wilson" to "Dr. Koda" on The Edge City Group stationary about printed material and pictures.

Two copies of the 3 April 1989 business section featuring an article by Kristin Downey "Emerging Cities: The Boom Goes On".

The 17 April 1989 Business Section of the Washington Post featuring an article about the Washington area's largest public companies.

Penelope Lemov's Governing The States and Localities business card.

A Washington Post article by Brooke A. Masters, "Cash Slips Through Loophole".

A Washington Post article by Jerry DeMuth, "Developers Look Overseas for Growth".

Two transcripts of an discussion about the politics of low growth.

"Changing Sales Pattern in Major American Metropolises, 1963-1982" by Thomas J. Baerwald.

Three Washington Post articles. "Developers Looking Beyond the Beltway" by Graeme Browning, "Last Fairfax Dairy Farmer Holds Out for Love of the Land" by Naomi S. Travers and "For New-Home Buyers, a Land-Cost Squeeze" by Ann Mariano.

An article from The Economist about economic development in New England.

An article from The Economist about development in Great Britain, "A green and pleasant ministry".

Documents about residential community associations. Material includes two publications from the Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental Relations "Residential Community Associations: Private Governments in the Intergovernmental Systems?" and "Questions and Answers for Public Officials", a memo from the Arizona State Land Development, the Desert Ridge Disposition Strategy, a Phoenix Metropolitan Area Master Planned Community Report, part of the ULI Homes Association Handbook and Douglas M. Kleine's Community Associations Institute business card.

The November 1989 issue of Cornell Law Review.

Documents about the Salt River Project. Material includes "Cities and Homeowners Associations" and "A Reply to Michelman and Frug" by Robert C. Ellickson, two booklets with information about Slat River Project Canals, A.J. Pfister's and Mike Rappaport's Salt River Project business cards, a booklet titled "Salt River Project has Bright Ideas for You", a brochure of questions and answers about the Salt River Project, the 1989-1990 Salt River Project Annual Report, notes and a map of the Salt River Project and Central Arizona.

Documents about the Salt River Project. Documents include a promotional publication about the Salt River Project, "A Valley Reborn The Story of the Salt River Project", Mike Rappaport's Salt River Project business card, media articles about the Jack Pfister and the Salt River Project, an "Arizona Experience" pamphlet, an Arizona Republic article "State's bridges declared in best shape in nation" by Joyce Valdez, a Phoenix Gazette article "Pfister resets SRP exit date" by Dawn Gilbertson, "Salt River Valley Trek Through Time", a promotional publication for CBS Property Services and Robert J. Burnand's CBS Property Services business card.

Photographs and notes about Tysons Corner and Atlanta, Georgia.

Images and notes of Tysons Corner, Virginia. Also included is a letter to Garreau from Brian A. Conley.

Documents about Reston, Virginia. Material includes a promotional booklet for Reston Neighborhoods and Reston Town Center, maps of Reston, the Reston Land Corporation and Northern Virginia as well as informational pamphlets about aspects of Reston such as transportation, child care, community services, arts, schools, business,

Documents about the Sammis plan for development in Culpepper County, Virginia. Material includes a note explaining material, newspaper clippings about the Sammis Plan and "Elkwood Downs: Its Fiscal Implications for Culpepper County".

Material in this file includes notes, "The Invasion of Brigadoon" by Jake Page, a letter from Stephen Fox to Garreau, a Washington Post article about the 1988 Presidential election, an article from Regardie's "Can Tysons Be Saved?" by Joseph E. Brown and Michael E. Hickok, a map of leasable office space in the Washington, DC area, photographs of Troy,. Michigan, King of Prussia, Pennsylvania and Buckhead Atlanta and "Slow growth isn't panacea" by James P. Downey.

Documents and correspondence about Boston, Massachusetts. Material includes a 1988-89 directory of research at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, notes, an article about New England from The Economist "A concentration of talent" and a Washington Post article "Economic Growth Forecast Turns Cloudy" by Rudolph A. Pyatt.

Notes about affordable housing.

Two business cards. Mary Margaret Whipple's Arlington County Board business card and Robert D. Agee's Anne Arundel County business card.

A press release about Stephen S. Fuller addressing urban planning groups in Singapore and Korea and a letter to Garreau from Roger K. Lewis of the University of Maryland School of Architecture.

Information from and about Shelley S. Mastran. Material includes a letter to Garreau from Mastran, Mastran's resume, notes, Linda Stowell's Associated Press business card, Michael J. Veitch's Journal Newspapers business card and a slide showing a map of edge cities near New York City.

Documents and correspondence from an American Institute of Certified Planners Suburbs Becoming Cities. Material includes notes, Paul W. Stockwell's Buvermo business cards, a participants list for the conference, Robert T. Grow's Baltimore Washington Common Market business card, Ronald E. Lewis' Consulting Services business card, John Fondersmith's DC Office of Planning business card, a poster for the American Planning Association conference, contact information, an Urban Land Institute Project Reference File for Fair Lakes, a time line of planning in Washington, DC, a list of faculty for the conference, a brochure about the conference, a 1987 list of publications from the Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments, a Local Government Exchange meeting agenda, a list of speakers for the Local Government Exchange, a Washington Post Magazine article "The Shaping of Our Lives by Walt Harrington, a press release, meeting agendas, a calendar of events for The Design of Suburbs in America, a program from the Willard Conference and a Community Development Bureau Steering Committee member list.

Documents and correspondence about the Baltimore-Washington Common Market. Material includes a list of the Board of Directors of the Washington/Baltimore Regional Association and Robert T. Grow's Baltimore Washington Common Market business cards.

A Washington Post article by Jo-Ann Armao "Montgomery Trolley Plan Travels on a Bumpy Track".

Joy G. Brandon's American Institute of Architects business card.

The table of contents of "Trouble in Paradise" by Mark Baldassare and an envelope post marked from Northern Virginia.

A Washington Post article by Malcolm Gladwell "D.C. Area Real Estate Developers Led List of Campaign Contributors", Candace Ingals' Buvermo business card and Tracy Graves' Hunter Development Company business card.

Notes and two copies of a letter to Garreau from Dyan Lingle.

A speed note to Garreau from Tom Christoffel of the Lord Fairfax Planning District Commission.

Documents and correspondence from the American Planning Association. Material includes February 1987 issue of Planning magazine, an APA fact sheet, a March 1987 APA newsletter, Sheri Lynn Singer's APA business card, an American Institute of Certified Planners membership brochure, a Zoning News brochure, a Planning Advisory Service brochure, a PAS membership brochure, a brochure for the "Suburbs Becoming Cities" workshop, an AICP press release about the "Suburbs Becoming Cities", an APA brochure for a National Capital Area Chapter Anniversary Symposium "Forty Years of Change in the Washington Area" and an October 1987 APA NCAC newsletter.

A poster for three conferences put on by the Center for Urban Policy Research.

A flier for a film festival and panel discussion about the suburbs and Richard Hecht's County of Fairfax business card.

Documents and correspondence about and from people Garreau wanted to interview. Material includes notes, a transcript of an article "Twelve inducted into new Texas Women's Hall of Fame", a press release from the Enterprise Foundation about "The Cost Cuts Manual", a copy of a Wall Street Journal article by Michel McQueen "Subsidies Wane So Ingenuity Is In for Low-Income Housing", a brochure for "The Cost Cuts Manual" and two Washington Post articles "For 25 Years, Alexander Tends to Basics" by Lynda Richardson and "Montgomery Narrows Search for Planning Chief" by Claudia Levy.

Newspaper clippings about Commonwealth Attorney Paul Ebert. Newspapers clipped from include Journal Messenger, Potomac News and The Prince William Journal.

Material about and from the Center for Public Dialogue. Material includes a report "Compact Cities: Energy Saving Strategies For The Eighties", Walter Rybeck's resume, a brochure for a film called "A Tale of Five Cities" about property tax reform and reviews of that film from Library Journal and a transcript of the Congressional Record and the remarks of Congressman William J. Coyne of Pittsburgh about tax reform.

Documents from the Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments. Material includes a press release, Jay Langford's Council of Governments business card, "Plannerisms" a newsletter from the George Washington University School of Government and Business Administration Department of Urban and Regional Planning, notes and the Council of Governments Planning Directors Technical Advisory Committee list.

Documents about and from the Center for Urban Policy Research. Material includes the Winter 1988 CUPR newsletter, notes and a list of people.

Documents and correspondence about conservation. Material includes Kwasi Holman's District of Columbia business card, Leigh Ann Hurt's World Wildlife Fund business card, "Successful Communities" a newsletter from the Conservation Foundation, a list of leadership communities, the "Conservation Foundation Letter", a brochure describing the Conservation Foundation, a booklet titled "Successful Communities Places of Distinction", a description of the career of William Kane Reilly the president of the World Wildlife Fund, a press release titled "Community Leaders, Planners and Developers Find New Ways to Deal with Problem of Uncontrolled Growth", the schedule for a Conservation Foundation program "Successful Communities or Accidental Cities? Managing Growth to Protect America's Special Places" and biographical summaries of keynote speakers James W. Rouse and William H. Whyte.

Documents from the National Association of Counties. Material includes notes, a letter to Garreau from Thomas Goodman, a promotional folder for the NAC which contains Thomas Goodman's NAC business card, a fact sheet, and bios for Harvey Ruvin and John P. Thomas.

Documents from the National Council of Urban Economic Development. Material includes press releases, event descriptions and conference schedules.

A letter from Kim Kristoff, the president of Tandem Development Corporation about the Pace Group.

A list of participants in The Willard Conference Roundtable.

Documents and correspondence about the Willard Conference. Material includes Christopher B. Leinberger's Robert Charles Lesser and Co. business card, an invitation to participate in the conference, a list of invited participants, Colden Florance's resume, a description of Arthur Cotton Moore, an agenda for the meeting "Suburbs Becoming Cities", Roger K. Lewis's business card, a letter to Garreau from Bill Wise suggesting that he considers writing about the changing state of American cities, biographies of Giuseppe Cecchi, James T. Lewis, Mary C. Means, Wolf Von Eckardt, Albert C. Eisenberg, Alan Feinberg, Reginald W. Griffith, Joel Robert Cannon, Roger K. Lewis, April L. Young, John L. Westbrook, Kenneth C. Doggett and an overview of the Willard program.

A letter to Garreau from W. Cabell Grayson and Joseph M. Gatto's Coldwell Banker's business card.

Notes about Seattle, Washington.

Sue S. Midkiff's Harrison and Bates business card.

Peter L. McCandless's National Association of Industrial and Office Parks business card.

A letter to Garreau from Shelley S. Mastran.

Notes about Boston.

Documents from the Greater Washington Research Center. Material includes a list of recent publications, Luncheon invitation and a list of the research center's officers and trustees.

A Washington Post article "The Power Brokers of Prince George's" by Jo-Ann Armao and Retha Hill.

Correspondence to Garreau about the study of edge cities. Also included are bio sketches of Stephen Kiernan and James Timberlake.

A Christmas card from Rick Counts.

The Charles E. Smith Management Inc business cards of Joseph A. Klea and Scott E. Sterling.

Notes and Gloria Borland's business card.

A letter to Garreau from Michele L. Coleman.

A transcript of notes about Middleburg from Georgia Herbert.

Notes about Ed Bacon.

A contact list of speakers and moderators at the 1989 annual conference of an unknown group.

John C. McClain's The Greater Washington Board of Trade business card, notes and Sherrie L. Sandy's The Oliver Carr Co. business card.

Two Claritas Marketing Company business cards from Doug Anderson and Mark L. Capaldini.

Alan Beals's National League of Cities business card.

Notes about Penn State and urban geography.

Susan Jordan's Saloman Brothers Inc business card.

Notes about Princeton.

A press release about the 1986 annual home sales survey, a contact list, a list of Local Boards of Realtors and the annual home sales survey.

A brochure for a conference "Suburbia Re-Examined" held at Hofstra University.

A Washington Post article "Fairfax Planning Czar Joining Private Group" by Thomas Heath.

Debra Lee Dramis's Coco's business card.

A letter to Garreau from Lawrence Biemiller, a senior writer at the Chronicle of Higher Education about Irvine, California's role in "Edge Cities".

A folder from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Center for Real Estate Development (MITCRED) containing "America's Office Needs: 1985-1995" from Arthur Anderson and Co., background information about the MITCRED, a research agenda for MITCRED, a fact sheet for MITCRED, "Housing Research Agenda Set By MIT Center for Real Estate Development", a San Francisco Examiner article "How Massachusetts leads the way" by Bradley Inman, a MITCRED faculty profile, a National Realtor News article "Office construction slowdown critical need, MIT study says" by Annemarie Roketenetz, a MITCRED student profile, "Welcome to the MIT Center for Real Estate Development" and background information on James McKellar and Charles H. Spaulding.

A letter to Garreau from Peter O. Muller.

A Washington Post article "A New Look For Business in Fairfax" by John Ward Anderson.

Documents about the Urban Land Institute 1986 Spring Meeting. Material includes notes, a draft of the spring meeting program and The Urban Institute Annual Report 1985

Material includes a thank-you note and business card from Leslie A. Neel of Arthur J. Schultz and Company Inc, a thank-you note from Betty A. Floyd an Alderman from Frederick, MD, a letter to Garreau from J. Anita Stup the president of Frederick Council of Governments and a list of participants in the panel "Managing Growth in the 1990's".

A letter to Garreau from George Mason visiting professor Joseph L. Fisher.

A Washington Post article "Project Near Vienna Metro Scaled Back Amid Clamor" by John Ward Anderson and a map of leasable office space the emerging cities of Washington.

A Washington Post article "After Long Battle Crucial Vote Set on Vienna Project" by John Ward Anderson.

Maps and photos of the Washington DC metropolitan area. Materials include a map of leasable office space in the emerging cities of Washington, maps of the Gaithersburg/Rockville area, the Arlington/Alexandria area, Southern Maryland, Montgomery County, MD, and the Fairfax/Reston/Tysons Corner area, photocopies of ariel photographs and photographs of buildings and development sites in Northern Virginia.

The Tysons II design hand book and E. Wayne Angle's Tysons II business card.

Documents and correspondence about Tysons II, a corporate office center. Material includes E. Wayne Angle's Tysons II business card, notes, a small American flag, a flier for an event to support the 1988 US Olympic team, the winter 1989 issue of The Homart Letter, the December 1988 issue of Fairfax Prospectus, two Washington Post articles by Lynda Richardson and Caroline E. Mayer, "A Behemoth for Shoppers" and "Years of Corporate Warfare Led to Building of New Mall", a Washington Post article by Linda Richardson "Tyson II's Delayed Debut Spotlights Tough Fairfax Permit Process", an invitation to the grand opening of the Galleria at Tysons II, press releases about Saks Fifth Avenue at Tysons II, a press advisory about the Saks Fifth Avenue at Tysons II, an invitation and program for a preview of the Saks Fifth Avenue at Tysons II, a fact sheet about the Saks Fifth Avenue, photographs of the Saks and a Galleria at Tysons II promotional folder which contains a Galleria fact sheet, a description of the joint venture partners of the Galleria Lerner Enterprises and Homart Development Co, a Homart project list, "Developers Invest Over $18 Million in Roadways and Landscaping at The Galleria at Tysons II Site", bios of Michael J. Gregoire, Theodore N. Lerner and Mark D. Lerner, a photograph of a model of The Galleria, a press release about the grand opening of The Galleria, a list of stores at The Galleria, a press release about the food court, press releases about the management of The Galleria.

Documents and correspondence about Northern Virginia. Material includes a Leadership Fairfax booklet, a Leadership Fairfax pamphlet, the Leadership Fairfax Class of 1989, "Local Government Forum Northern Virginia: Now to 2000", descriptions of Bill Rawn, Colin Franklin, Phil Lewis and Richard Untermann, who were the participants in the LA Forum "Remaking Tysons" and an envelope to Garreau from Michael Leccesse containing an Architecture article "Low-Income Housing Made High Architecture" by Robert Campbell, a schedule of the LA Forum "Remaking Tysons", background information about Tysons, an article from the New York Times about campus life, "Guardians of Green" by Tony Hiss, Landscape Architecture articles "Streets Are For Sharing" by Richard K. Untermann and "Suburbia: Ready for Foot and Rail?" and a selection from "House" by Tracy Kidder.

Documents about King of Prussia, Pennsylvania. Material includes notes, a map of King of Prussia, a Philadelphia Magazine article by Stephen Fried "Welcome to Superburbia!" and a calendar of events for Plaza Food and Spirits Company.

A Washington Post article by Donald P. Baker "As Major Donor, McLean Developer Builds Hopes on Coleman".

Two pieces of correspondence to Garreau from Josef Konvitz. A handwritten note and a letter about Garreau's previous work.

Ronald F. Kirby's Urban Institute business card.

A note for Garreau about the International Council of Shopping Centers.

Notes about citizens from Montgomery County, Maryland.

Notes about Toronto and a classified advertisement for real estate.

Clint Schemmer's Stafford County Sun business card.

Notes about planning officials in Montgomery County, Maryland.

Tony Snow's Detroit News business card.

Notes about Nina Hyde.

A letter to Garreau about Commercial Real Estate Women from Cynthia A. Giordano and s CREW membership profile.

A note to Garreau from EM Risse and a memo about the convention Mayors Institute on City Design.

Two Washington Post articles "Pr. William County Executive Resigns" by Pierre Thomas and Alice Digilio and "Pr. William Planners Struggle to Manage Boom" by Peter Pae.

Documents about The Maryland National Capital and Planning Commission. Material includes notes, Denise Boswell, Norman L. Christeller, and Wendy R. Irminger's Maryland National Capital Park and Planning Commission business cards, "Suburbia: 'America's Dream' Faces New, Challenging Age" and "Is Great American Dream Really Suburban Boredom?" by Vincent Leclair, "Pepco sues for high-voltage line approval" by Matt Hamblen, "Kramer gives nod to regional mall in Silver Spring" by Wendy Parker, "Lecture Series Will Focus On Fast-Growing Suburbs", a Washington Post article "Smithsonian Spotlight Suburbia" by Roger K. Lewis, lecture notes, a poster for a lecture series about the suburbs and the November 1987 of the Smithsonian Associate.

Kwasi Holman's the National Bank of Washington business card.

Documents about Arlington, Virginia. Documents include a Washington Post article "2 New Developments Endorsed for Arlington" by Evelyn Hsu, notes and a group of articles from New Dominion magazine about Ballston in Arlington.

Articles about the Washington Metropolitan Area. A Business Week article "Human Gene Therapy: After A Lot of Looking, Now The Leap" by John Carey and two Washington Post articles "Ballston: New Urban Atmosphere" by Evelyn Hsu and "Renewing Rockville: The City Moves Past Suburban Sprawl" by Roger K. Lewis.

Documents about delicatessens. Material includes notes, a New York Times article "Lox on Both Their Houses" by Alan M. Dershowitz, a napkin and catering menu from the Carnegie Delicatessen and Restaurant, a letter to Garreau from Otterbine Barebo and advertisement about waterscaping and a Washington Post article "The Invasion of the Pastrami Slicers" by Paula Span.

The rough draft of the second chapter of a book, the chapter is titled "Methodological Approach". The chapter has to do with development in Fairfax.

A large booklet of information for the Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture's 1988 Northeast Regional Conference, titled "The Endless City; It's Extension Growth and Decay". Also included is "The Corporatization and Decay of Public Urban Space" by Gerald L. Maffei and Walter V. Wendler.

Documents about Futurism. Material includes "The Founding and Manifesto of Futurism", "Manifesto of the Futurist Painters", "Futurist Painting: Technical Manifesto 1910" and the Forward and Introduction of "The Real Thing: Imitation and Authenticity in American Culture, 1880-1940" by Miles Orvell. Theory

Documents by Robert Fishman about the evolution of cities. Material includes two copies of "America's New City: Megalopolis Unbound" from the Winter 1990 issue of The Wilson Quarterly and "Metropolis Unbound: The New City of the Twentieth Century". Theory

Documents and correspondence about economic cores development. Material includes "Aphorisms and Ideas Generated by the Mayor's Institute on Urban Design", the Fall 1988 issue of the RCL Co Comments on Management and Marketing For the Real Estate Industry, E. Wayne Angle's Tysons II business card and a Master's thesis "Prototype and Innovation: Case Studies in the Evolution of Mixed-Use Development" by Paul David Sehnert and Baird McCargo Standish. Theory

Documents about the relationship between the environment and development. Material includes a Real Estate Review article "The Prospect for Rebound in the Commercial Real Estate Market" by William C. Wheaton and Raymond G. Torto, the May 1992 issue of The Institutional Real Estate Letter, a packet of information about metropolitan markets and their investment values, a Washington Post article "Searching for Survival: Saving the Parks Isn't Enough" by John Lancaster, the May 1990 issue of PERC Reports, an article from Reason magazine "Roots of Environmentalism" by William C. Dennis, a section of The Economist about the environment, a two part article from The New Yorker by Tony Hiss "Reflections: Encountering the Countryside" and the first and third drafts of a proposal titled "The Relationship Between Conserving the Natural Environment and Quality Community and Urban Development". Theory

Documents about the development of downtowns. Material includes an article from Pitt Magazine "The Rise and Fall-and Rise-of Cities", a Wall Street Journal article :Urban Lab: Los Angeles Offers a Future Glimpse" by Frederick Rose, "Creating Great American Downtown in the 21st Century" by John Fondersmith, "A Proposed Strategy for a Portfolio of Land Investments in the Path of Urban Employer Emiration" by James A. Graaskamp, "America's Educational Failures: How Will They Affect Real Estate?" by Anthony Downs and "The Restless Urban Landscape: Economic and Sociocultural Change and the Transformation of Metropolitan Washington, DC" by Paul L. Knox. Theory

Documents about city gardens. Material includes a Progressive Architecture article "Garden in the Machine" by Mark Alden Branch, an advertisement for "The Poetics of Gardens" by Charles W. Moore, William J. Mitchell, and William Turnbull, Jr., a Washington Post article "Back to Eden: Images From the Landscape of the Imagined" by Henry Allen, a New York Times article "How Do New Gardens Grow? In Green Sand and Fantasy" by Daralice D. Boles, notes and a quote from Frederick Law Olmstead. Theory

Documents about forests. Material includes the January 1992 issue of National Woodlands, "The City" a transcript of an interview by Donald McDonald with Allan Temko and Arthur Naftalin, a memo about Lake States Regional Forest Resources Assessment, "Urban Development in Forests" by Henry H. Webster, a booklet titled "Forest Resources in the Northeast: Contribution to Economic Development and Social Well Being", a note to Garreau from Henry H. Webster and a copy of his article mentioned above. Theory

Documents about computers. Material includes Wall Street Journal articles "Information and the Future of the City" and "Information and the Future of the City" by Peter F. Drucker, and "A Brave New World: Streams of 1s and 0s" by Michael W. Miller, Washington Post articles "Digital Imaging Revives Dreams of a Paperless Society" by John Burgess and "Va.'s Income Growth Outpaces Much of Nation" by John M. Berry, a Harper's Magazine article "Out My Computer Window" by Hugh Kenner, presentation slides about telecommuting, a National Geographic Magazine article "Images for the Computer Age" by Fred Ward and a transcript of James Burke's remarks to the American Institute of Architects at the May 1990 convention in Houston. Theory

A paper by Gil Gordon and David L. Peterson about telework. Theory

"The Man Who Understood America the Best" by Max Lener, a book review of "Tocqueville: A Biography" by Andre Jardin. Theory

Materials include the first three chapters of "VIA Culture and the Social Vision" and the first sixty nine pages of "Architecture for the Emerging American City". Theory

Documents and correspondence about communications. Material includes a Wall Street Journal article "Digital Revolution" by Michael W. Miller, the Responsive Community's "The Responsive Communitarian Platform: Rights and Responsibilities", the October 17th 1991 Marketplace section of the Wall Street Journal, a Smithsonian Magazine article "Through the looking glass into an artificial world-via computer" by Doug Stewart, an invitation to the "Industry Symposium on Virtual Worlds Technology", "Intercommunications Technologies: Regional Variations in Postal Service Use in Sweden, 1870-1975" by Ronald Abler and Thomas Falk and "Intercommunications Technologies: The Development of Postal Services in Sweden" by Thomas Falk and Ronald Abler. Theory

Documents about cultural change. Material includes chapter 17 (Time-space compressions and the post modern condition) of "The Condition of Post modernity" by David Harvey and a draft of "The Culture Area Concept Reconsidered" by Clarence Mondale. Theory

Documents by and about Thomas J. Baerwald. Material includes "The Evolution of Suburban Downtowns in Midwestern Metropolises" by Thomas J. Baerwald, Baerwald's curriculum vitae, "Changing Sales Patterns in Major American Metropolises, 1963-1982" by Thomas J. Baerwald and "The Emergence of A New 'Downtown'" by Thomas J. Baerwald. Theory

Documents about Capitalism and Russell Baker. Material includes "Markets and Morality" by Peter J. Hill in the January/February 1988 issue of PERC Viewpoints, a New Yorker article "Reflections: The Triumph of Capitalism" by Robert Heilbroner and an interview of Russel Baker about living in Leesburg, VA. Theory

Documents about city development and cemeteries. Material includes a Boston Globe article "Down on Main Street" by Peirce Lewis, chapter five (The Regulatory Mode) of "The Urban Millennium" by Josef W. Konvitz, an article from The Harvard Architecture Review "Space Is the American Mediator, or The Blocks of Ithaca: A Speculation" by Peter Smithson, "The Influence of the Foreign Heritage on the American City" from the Department of Housing and Urban Development and "A Toponymic Approach to the Geography of American Cemeteries" by Wilbur Zelinsky. Theory

Documents by and about Grady Clay, civilization, and the comparison of cities. Material includes the October 1988 issue of Planning Contents, a Washington Post article "The Generic Tour Guide" by Henry Mitchell, Planning Contents articles "Holdout" and "Arrival Zones" by Grady Clay, an article from MASS Journal of the School of Architecture and Planning "Megalopolis in Passing: The Function of Ephemeral Places" by Grady Clay, Grady Clay's business card, a note to Garreau from Grady Clay, "The Burn (Or Burned Over Area)", a Names Journal of the American Name Society article "A Few Good Words for Generic Places: Especially Those Here Today, Gone Tomorrow" by Grady Clay, "Ephemeral Places" an introduction to Design Quarterly issue 89 by Grady Clay, a Louisville Magazine article "Educated Eyes Scan Cities to Spot Evidence of Change" by Grady Clay, A Louisville Times article "Right down his alley" by Diane Kimbel, a Lexington Herald-Leader article "As Lexington grows, what will it become?" by Grady Clay, a Boston Globe Magazine article "The Hub and The City" by John King and an American Demographics article "In The Shadow of The Mall" by David Russell and Martha Russell. Theory

Documents by and about Christopher Alexander. Material includes a paper about Christopher Alexander by Nore Gallagher, the Encyclopedia of Art and Architecture entry for Christopher Alexander, a New Age Journal article "a clean, well-lighted place" by Jon Krakauer, a report on Christopher Alexander's potential fellowship at the John Simon Guggenhein Memorial Foundation, a Progressive Architecture article "Harmony and Wholeness" by Pilar Viladas about Christopher Alexander, "Beyond Humanism" an interview with Christopher Alexander, notes, "Christopher Alexander and The Pattern Language" by Benjamin Clavan, an Architectural Record article "Toward a personal workplace" by Christopher Alexander, Artemis Anninou, and Gary Black, "A City of Gardens: Pasadena Design Ordinance for Multi-Family Housing", "A Watershed in the History of Architecture" by Christopher Alexander, a transcript of an interview of Christopher Alexander by Garreau, "The Pattern Language and Its Enemies" by Kimberly Dovey, a book review by Kim Dovey of "A New Theory of Urban Design" by Christopher Alexander and others, a Harrowsmith article "Building by the Book" by Craig Canine, a handwritten note to Garreau, "Changing tack on the timeless way" by Reyner Banham, a thank you note from Christopher Alexander to the American Institute of Architects and "The Winds of Windsorism" by Herbert Muschamp. Theory

A special section of the San Jose Mercury News about Silicon Valley Architecture. Theory

Book chapters and newspaper and magazine articles about architects. Theory

A quote from Charles, Prince of Wales about property development. Theory

An overview of the Seattle market.

Document about Somerset, NJ.

A description of the Somerset Alliance for the Future.

A real estate review of Nashville, TN.

A newspaper article about Houston architecture.

The May-June 1990 issue of Texas Architect Magazine.

Documents about architecture in uptown Houston, Texas.

A review of an arcade in Houston, Texas.

Notes about Dallas.

Real estate reports for the Dallas market.

Pamphlets and promotional materials for Las Colinas, a planned community in Irving, Texas.

A Texas Monthly article by Gary Cartwright about Las Colinas.

Documents about Las Colinas, a planned community in Irving, Texas.

"The Woodlands: New Community Development, 1964-1983" by George T. Morgan and John O. King, and "The Role of The Woodlands in the Economic Development of Montgomery County" by Barton A. Smith.

"My Home The Galleria" by Richard West from the July 1980 issue of Texas Monthly.

"Gerald D. Hines Interests Experience Record". A list of construction projects undertaken by Gerald D. Hines Interests.

Notes, pamphlets, magazines and essays about Tucson, Arizona.

Magazines and notes about activities in Tucson, Arizona.

Magazines, article transcripts, notes, correspondence, and newspaper clippings about Toronto. Also included is "Building A Consensus the Canadian Way" and "North American Culture".

Advertisements, development summaries, promotional material, articles, maps, census information and aerial photographs for Barrett real estate and AMLI Realty Co. in the Atlanta Georgia area. Also included is a business card, "The Power of One Dollar" and a Cobb chamber newspaper.

Documents about growth in Atlanta from the Atlanta Regional Commission and the Atlanta Regional Commission 1989 Annual Report.

Documents about Guilford Forest, a planned community in South Fulton, Georgia. Material includes pricing information, floor plans, a history of Guilford Forest, maps and lot descriptions.

Documents, real estate reports, market reports, article transcripts and magazine articles about Washington, DC development.

A newspaper clipping, a pamphlet and transcripts of articles about development in Alexandria, Virginia.

A Washington Post article about a rail yard in Alexandria, Virginia.

A Los Angeles Real Estate Market report.

A map, statistics and analysis of office cores in the Southern California region.

An issue of LA Times Magazine.

Two articles by Joel Kotkin.

An Inc. Magazine article "Marketing to the New America" by Joel Kotkin.

A magazine about the LA area economy.

Transcript of notes about Jeffrey Ullman.

Notes.

An LA Times Magazine article by Joel Kotkin "Fear and Reality in LA Melting Pot".

Two magazine articles about LA business.

30th anniversary issue of Los Angeles Magazine.

Forbes Magazine article about a housing slump in LA.

A document about development in LA.

A Book World article about writing in LA.

A Newsweek article about California.

An Atlantic article "LA Comes of Age".

A Wall Street Journal article about LA in trouble.

Reason Report issue with an article about LA.

A Washington Post article about oil prices.

A newsletter from the Fisher, Albert Kahn, New Center One Buildings.

Notes and newspaper clippings about Detroit, Michigan.

Documents and news releases about the Ford Motor Land Development Corporation.

A New York Times article about professional baseball in Denver, Colorado.

Notes about Detroit, Michigan and notes for Walking Magazine.

Notes and article transcripts about Detroit, Michigan.

Documents, market reports, press releases and maps about Chicago from CB Commercial.

Congressional Research Service reports on rural economy and a business card. Problems/Solutions

A Philadelphia Inquirer article about business relocation. Problems/Solutions

A Philadelphia Inquirer article about the development of slums in Philadelphia. Problems/Solutions

Newspaper articles and a pamphlet about the renovation of Union Station in Washington, DC. Problems/Solutions

Documents about the Philadelphia waterfront. Problems/Solutions

A Philadelphia Inquirer article about Camden, New Jersey. Problems/Solutions

An interview with John Tschohl. Problems/Solutions

Documents and notes from and about E.M. Risse and Synergy Planning. Problems/Solutions

Documents about James Rouse and his work in city planning. Problems/Solutions

Documents about traffic, shopping and Urban Geography in suburban Detroit. Problems/Solutions

A Wall Street Journal article about training in the workplace. Problems/Solutions

A New York Times article about the growth of the suburbs. Problems/Solutions

An information packet from Earth Observation Satellite Company about satellite imaging. Problems/Solutions

Documents about the future of development. Problems/Solutions

A Washington Post article about the use of office space. Problems/Solutions

A Washington Post article about schools' land development. Problems/Solutions

Faxes about a meeting about the worlds major cities.

A Washington Post article about video conferencing. Problems/Solutions

A Wall Street Journal article about working from home. Problems/Solutions

Issues of the Atlanta Tribune and articles about African American business owners. OVERSIZE BOX 65

Issues of the Atlanta Tribune with articles about business. OVERSIZE BOX 65

Issues of the Atlanta Tribune with articles about women in business. OVERSIZE BOX 65

An information packet about real estate in Lyndhurst, New Jersey.

A promotional booklet for Eaglerock, a private club in Roseland, New Jersey.

Real estate information about office buildings in the Somerset Hills Corporate Center.

Documents about land use, the future, population and the economy in Chester County, New Jersey.

Three business cards from New Jersey.

New York Real Estate reports.

A pamphlet about New Jersey theater.

The November 1988 issue of Builder, the Magazine of the National Association of Home Builders.

Documents and notes about employment in New Jersey.

Magazines, pamphlets and maps about vacation options in New Jersey.

An overview of residential development opportunities along the Interstate 80 and 287 corridor in New Jersey.

Articles about the New York City housing markets.

Overview of residential development opportunities along the interstate 78 corridor in New Jersey and a brochure for New Jersey's Gateway Region.

Articles and notes about employment in the Allentown/Bethlehem, Pennsylvania area.

A Market Validation and a Market Analysis in Long Island.

An article about growth.

Notes about Princeton, New Jersey and Willard Conference roundtable participants descriptions.

A flier for a Mother's Day celebration at a Marriott hotel in Princeton, New Jersey.

Two newspapers about US Route 1 corridor in New Jersey.

Newspapers, correspondence, documents and miniature cassette tapes about US Route 1.

Rough drafts of Garreau texts.

Magazines and promotional material for a businesses in New Jersey.

Notes and transcripts of notes about New Jersey

Notes about Northern New Jersey and Roger Garreau.

Notes and documents about La Defense, a group of office buildings near Paris, France.

Articles and documents about development of markets in the Philadelphia area.

Notes, business cards, notebooks and contact lists about Phoenix, Arizona. Also included is "Beyond the Urban Landscape" edited by Rutherford H. Platt and George Macinko.

Newspaper articles, promotional booklets, fact sheets, demographic information, maps and notes from and about the Charles E. Smith Companies and development in Crystal City, Virginia.

A business card from Pino's Cafe in Fairfax, Virginia.

Documents, sales figures, organizational charts, contact lists, newsletters, maps, a cassette tape, fact sheets and a notebook about Little Rocky Run, a planned community in Fairfax, Virginia.

Two issues of the Houston Press Entertainment News.

An issue of the Dallas Observer.

A booklet and correspondence about schools in Houston, Texas.

Documents from the West Houston Association

The 1990/91 Texas Architect Magazine Editorial Calendar and Closing Dates.

Articles and notes about The Woodlands, a planned community near Houston, Texas. Also included is "Woodlands New Community: An Ecological Inventory".

Documents and information about the Woodlands, a planned community near Houston, Texas.

A New Yorker article about empty office space in Houston, Texas.

American Institute of Architecture Quickguide to Houston, restaurants, sightseeing and more.

Notes, documents, maps, brochures and business cards about the Galleria mall in Houston Texas.

A map of the Houston central business district.

Documents about the Mickey Leland International Airlines Building at the Houston Airport.

Notes about Houston, Texas.

The May 1990 issue of Ultra Magazine.

A menu, a flier, a coupon and a brochure about different things in Houston, Texas.

A book of designs for development in Houston, Texas.

Notes about San Francisco.

A Washington Post Article by Joel Kotkin "Asian Indians in California Spotlight After Years in Shadows".

Notes about San Francisco.

A letter to Garreau from Lynette Tanner, the Executive Director of Contra Costa Centre.

Transcripts of notes about Pleasanton.

Transcripts of notes about Walnut Creek.

Cassette tapes with recordings of notes about Alexander, Callahan, Pleasanton and Walnut Creek.

A business card, project profiles, a planning summary and a map of the Pleasant Hill Bart Station Area in Contra Costa County, California.

Articles from the San Jose Mercury News.

Documents about growth in Contra Costa County, California.

Documents, business cards, correspondence, contact information and newspaper articles about real estate in Contra Costa County, California.

Newspaper articles about and the transcript of an interview with Alex Mehran.

A San Francisco Examiner article about suburban revitalization.

Promotional materials, newsletters and fact sheets about a business park in the San Francisco Bay Area called Bishop Ranch.

Documents, correspondence, maps, articles and a comparison of the markets in San Francisco and Oakland, California.

Documents about a proposed Bay Area Rapid Transit station for Pleasant Hill, a planned community in California.

A group of documents about real estate, economy, employment and growth rate in the San Francisco Bay Area.

A group of documents about real estate, economy, employment and growth rate in the San Francisco Bay Area.

A group of documents about real estate, economy, employment and growth rate in the San Francisco Bay Area.

A group of documents about real estate, economy, employment and growth rate in the San Francisco Bay Area.

A group of documents about real estate, economy, employment and growth rate in the San Francisco Bay Area.

A group of documents about real estate, economy, employment and growth rate in the San Francisco Bay Area.

A San Jose Mercury News article about Silicon Valley.

Notes and newspaper articles about the history of George Mason University. Also included is a list of highlights of GMU's history.

The March 1990 issue of Action, the Atlanta Regional Commission's newsletter.

Notes and documents about consumer focus groups in Georgia.

An article from Sky magazine about John C. Portman, Jr.

Books of newspaper articles about the shaping of Atlanta.

An Atlanta Region Forecast for trends, stats and jobs.

"Suburban Downtowns and the Transformation of Metropolitan Atlanta's Business Landscape" by Truman A. Hartshorn and Peter O. Muller.

Atlanta Journal and Constitution articles about buying and selling homes in the Atlanta, Georgia area.

A Washington Post article about Audrey Moore.

A table of distances between cities in and around Texas.

Business cards, fliers, pamphlets and programs about American Indian art.

The January 1988 issue of Texas Monthly Magazine.

A transcript of notes about Gary Bradley.

A pamphlet for the Market Square Park Project in Houston.

The Business Section of the May 14, 1990 issue of The Houston Post.

A Washington Post article about the Galleria in Milan by Stephen R. Conn.

Bibliographic data on development of Post Oak area.

A notebook about Dallas, Texas.

A notebook about the Woodlands, a planned community near Houston, Texas. See also box 12, folder 5 and box 17, folder 9.

A notebook about Las Colinas, in Houston, Texas.

Notes about San Antonio, Texas.

Six notebooks about Houston, Texas.

A document from the American Institute of Architecture's Houston Regional Urban Design Assistance Team and a note to Garreau.

Notes about Dallas, Texas.

An article about Dallas, Texas from Community Access Magazine.

Promotional material, maps, a fact sheet, brochures and magazines about Las Colinas in Texas. Also included is a list of companies in Las Colinas.

A New York Times article about Las Colinas.

Newspapers, pamphlets, newspapers and programs from and about the 1990 American Institute of Architecture Convention.

A market opportunity analysis of Austin, Texas.

Market Opportunity Analysis of the Dallas/Fort Worth region and an supplement to the Dallas Morning News.

An article about Exxon from the Dallas Times Herald.

Newspaper articles from the Houston Post about Houston, Texas.

Notes, magazine articles and correspondence about Houston, Texas.

Market Opportunity Analysis of Houston, Texas.

The March 8, 1990 issue of Houston Press News and Entertainment Weekly.

An office market overview of the Submarket Area in Irvine, California.

Correspondence and articles about the Orange County Office Market.

Notes about Evan and Ann Maxwell.

Newspaper and magazine articles about Irvine, California.

Notes, newspaper articles and business cards about Irvine, California. Also included is the January 28, 1988 issue of the Irvine World News.

Notes, evaluations, a fact sheet and promotional brochures for planned communities by the Irvine Company. Also included is the Business Outlook '88 section of the Orange County Register.

The Dade County Market Profile and Retail Market Study.

"The Orange County Exopolis: A Contemporary Screen-Play" by Edward W. Soja.

Documents and correspondence about Belz Enterprises. Also included is an article about suburban gridlock from the Geographical Review.

A community planning article about Irvine, California.

Notes, note transcripts and notebooks about Irvine, California. Also included is a list of Los Angeles Metropolitan Core Areas.

Notes and transcripts of notes about Irvine, California.

A draft of chapter eight of "Edge City", "Southern California: Community".

Menus, pamphlets, business cards, promotional material, bus schedules, a newspaper article and fliers about Yaohan Plaza and Chinzan-So restaurant in Edgewater, New Jersey.

"Communities of Place" a book about development in New Jersey.

Books, a business card, tour guides and brochures about Morristown, New Jersey. Also included is the June 1989 issue of New Jersey Business Magazine.

A community driving map of the residential neighborhood the Hills in New Jersey.

State wide figures of the labor force in New Jersey.

A list of the 100 largest employers in New Jersey.

A Business Week magazine article about the growth of the economy in New York City.

"New Jersey Growth Corridors" by George Sternlieb and Alex Schwartz

A promotional magazine, business card and a fact sheet about Somerset County, New Jersey.

Promotional material for building complexes in Lebanon, New Jersey.

Correspondence, maps and market trends for New York and New Jersey from the Urban Land Institute.

An article from Progressive Architecture about suburban sprawl.

Lists of major employers in Northern New Jersey and a regional labor market review.

Notes and a Wall Street Journal article about wildlife in New Jersey.

Correspondence, articles, booklets, information packets, press releases and an annual report from and about ATandT Also included is employment figures for New Jersey.

Newspaper articles about schools in New Brunswick, New Jersey.

Newspaper articles about education in New Jersey.

A promotional pamphlet for a building complex called Newark Center.

Notes and a newspaper article about a church in Tysons Corner, Virginia.

Articles about the relocation of corporate headquarters.

Newspaper articles about artists studios and performance spaces in Washington, D.C. Civilization, Local

Documents and articles about humanities in America. Civilization, National

A Washington Post article about development in Shenandoah Valley, Virginia. See box 22, folder 20. Civilization

A Philadelphia Inquirer article about lawyers moving to firms in the suburbs. Civilization

An article about Living Villages, a newspaper published by Kentlands, a planned community, and "Architect Talk" by Nathan Silver.

"Current Publications of the Center For Real Estate and Urban Economics" from the Institute of Business and Economic Research.

The November 1988 issue of the ERC Report (Eastern Regional Conference of the Council of State Governments). Civilization, National

An article about a development in Shenandoah Valley, Virginia. See box 22, folder 15. Civilization

An article about fashion at malls. Civilization

A Washington Post article about mansions. Civilizations

An article about design principles. Civilization, National

Articles about Diners and Bob Giaimo. Civilization, Local

Articles about Audrey Moore.

An article about planning and the history of parks. Theory

An excerpt from a book by John Herbers about the heartland and an article about the Urban Land Institute. Theory

An article about growth and transportation in Northern Virginia. Theory

An article about development and growth in Northern Virginia.

An Atlantic article "The Coming Global Boom" by Charles Morris. Theory

An article about growth and an article about traffic congestion. Theory

"Space Is the American Mediator, or The Blocks of Ithaca: A Speculation" by Peter Smithson. Theory

Articles by Wilbur Zelinsky about landscape and advertisements featuring landscape.

Documents, correspondence, and business cards from the National Association of Regional Councils about changing social and economic disparities in metropolitan areas.

Articles about income inequality, globalism, technology and social life, the telephone industry, tomorrow's companies, and the information age. Theory

An article about development of private space. Theory

A chapter, "The Optimum City" of a book, "Society on a Human Scale". Theory

"Regional Challenges in the 21st Century" by R. Scott Fosler. Theory

>"Population and Employment Change in the U.S.: Past, Present, and Future" by John D. Kasandra. Theory

An article about parking lots. Theory

Notes, an article about the quality of life. Theory

Two articles about Lewis Mumford. Theory

An article about the future of marketing. Theory

An article about The American Ideology of Space and an article about the environment. Theory

An excerpt from a book about Socialist Utopian theory. Theory

Articles about fiber optic telecommunications. Theory

A excerpt from James Vance's book about the role of the city in the geography of civilization. Theory

Suburbia Re-examined, "The suburbs and how they grew" and "Turning the American City Inside Out". Theory

An article giving an overview of metropolitan structural change since 1947. Theory

A promotional magazine for Fairfield County, Connecticut.

Chicago Real Estate Market Reports.

Notes, articles and a map about Chicago, Illinois.

An article about Orange County, California.

A summary report about a harbor tunnel in Boston, Massachusetts.

Correspondence, a curriculum vitae and articles from and about Glenn Miller. Also included is a draft of "Boston: Edge City Limits" chapter 9 of Edge City.

A Boston Globe article about the extension of Interstate 93 in Vermont.

Newspaper articles about economy growth in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

Articles, correspondence and magazines about the growth of the economy in Massachusetts.

Contact information.

Articles about employment in Massachusetts.

Documents about Miles Standish Industrial Park including contact lists and profiles of businesses in the industrial park, a map and an article about Tauton, Massachusetts.

An article about malls in Massachusetts.

Articles about businesses assisting with housing in Massachusetts.

A newspaper article and a magazine about the Massachusetts economy.

Articles about the real estate market in Massachusetts.

A table of information about office space in Boston.

An article about a planned airport in Massachusetts.

Articles about cognetics and business size.

An article about employment in Plymouth County, Massachusetts.

A market report and tourist guide for Baltimore.

An economy prospectus for Boston and the surrounding region and "The New Role for Cities" by James M. Howell and Linda D. Frankel.

Notes about Boston, Massachusetts.

A Boston Globe article about parking in Boston, Massachusetts.

The impact of growth and development on the economy of southeastern Massachusetts.

An article about movement of elderly population.

A table of student enrollment in Boston, Massachusetts area high schools.

Population projections for towns in the Boston, Massachusetts area.

Articles about the building of an Ocean Spray facility in southeastern Massachusetts.

"Where's Main Street, U.S.A.?" by Gail Garfield Schwartz and an article about architects' response to suburban sprawl. Theory

Articles about virtual reality and Frank Lloyd Wright. Theory

Post-It notes about Frank Lloyd Wright. Theory

A poster of historical designs of Washington, D.C.

Patricia L. Faux's design profile and business card. Also included is an issue of Harper's magazine a description of a program called "How We Build" and two brochures about Frank Lloyd Wright. Theory

Articles about urban design and community planning. Theory

Documents, notes, articles and notes about urban development. Also included is promotional materials, goals and a summary, a mission statement, a pamphlet, correspondence and a project update for the Central Avenue Association improvement project.

Documents, articles and book excerpts about Urban design and landscape. Theory

Articles about urban design. Theory

Articles about the suburbs. Theory

An article by Richard C. Hartman "Academics look at regional governance". Theory

Articles about anti-war signage in a condominium community.

Articles about environmentalism. Values

An article about malls and transcripts of notes. Values

Booklets, articles and magazines about American values.

An article about race and poll results. Values

"Common Ground" The Journal of the Community Associations Institute featuring articles about "The Female Manager".

Publications and correspondence from the Chesapeake Bay Foundation.

The 1989 Resource Catalog from the Urban Land Institute

A list of periodical holdings at the Urban Land Institute Library.

Articles, notes, maps, lists of buildings, graphs, real estate market reviews, correspondence, office market surveys and magazines about the leasing of office space in Virginia and Washington, D.C.

A New York Times Magazine article about Levittown. Problems/Solutions

Concept art of a mall. Problems/Solutions

Newspaper articles and a pamphlet about malls and shopping centers. Problems/Solutions

Newspaper articles, correspondence,notes, documents and studies about land preservation, agriculture and urban development. Also included is a report and supplemental report on "The Future of Agriculture, Forestry, Food Industries and Rural Communities in Virginia. Problems/Solutions

Newspaper articles and other documents about employment for unskilled laborers. Problems/Solutions

Newspaper articles and transcripts of articles about land sales. Problems/Solutions

Notes, press releases, office market summaries, correspondence and office market reports. Also included is a list of office space in cities around the world.

A Washington Post article about parking in the Washington, D.C. area. Problems/Solutions

An article about planning public space in Providence, Rhode Island. Problems/Solutions

A newspaper article about including pedestrians in urban planning. Problems/Solutions

Correspondence and "The Pedestrian Pocket Book: A New Suburban Design Strategy". Problems/Solutions

A newspaper article about oil prices. Problems/Solutions

A magazine article about development and preservation in hi-tech corridors. Problems/Solutions

A newspaper article and documents about office and industrial planning in Northern Virginia. Problems/Solutions

Magazine articles about commercial expansion into the suburbs.

Articles, interview transcripts and a pamphlet about shopping centers. Problems/Solutions

A newspaper article about development of senior citizen communities. Problems/Solutions

An issue of the Los Angeles Times Magazine featuring an article about immigration. Problems/Solutions

"The Pedestrian Pocket Book: A New Suburban Design Strategy".

Articles about suburban planning and a promotional packet for a planned community.

Magazines, articles and a list of articles about Seaside, Florida.

The plan of Kentlands, a planned community in Gaithersburg, Maryland.

The plan of Belmont, a planned community near Leesburg, Virginia. Also included is a press release and a meeting schedule.

An article about fees charged to developers by cities. Problems/Solutions

Articles and correspondence about the job market and housing. Problems/Solutions

Newspaper articles about housing costs and labor shortages. Problems/Solutions

A press release from the Greater Washington Research Center about a labor shortage in the Washington, D.C. area. Problems/Solutions

Newspaper articles about employment for skilled workers. Problems/Solutions

Articles about development in Howard County, Maryland.

An article about development in Howard County, Maryland.

An article about the Washington, D.C. Board of Trade attempting to slow growth.

An article about growth in Montgomery County, Maryland. Problems/Solutions

An article about limiting development in Washington, D.C. Problems/Solutions

An article about development in Vermont. Problems/Solutions

Articles about development and oddly shaped property lots.

Articles about affordable housing in Montgomery County, Maryland.

A press release about affordable housing and a booklet about home ownership in Columbia, Maryland. Problems/Solutions

Articles about housing prices and affordable housing. Problems/Solutions

An article about complaints filed because of housing law bias. Problems/Solutions

An article about the decreasing number of new home buyers. Problems/Solutions

An article about homelessness in Loundon County, Virginia.

An article about providing housing for the homeless in New York City. Problems/Solutions

An article about a boom in high cost housing.

An article about the development of the Gallery Place area of Washington, D.C. Problems/Solutions

Documents and articles about growth as well as "The Automotive Population Explosion" by Anthony Downs.

Two magazines featuring articles about future development of downtown areas. Problems/Solutions

Articles about the failure of markets and festivals to help local economies. Problems/Solutions

Sim Van der Ryn's key note address at the Ecological Cities Conference, "Building a Sustainable Future". Problems/Solutions

Newspaper articles about the revival of downtown Providence, Rhode Island. Problems/Solutions

An article about the growth of nurseries and landscapers and an article about a fictional midwest city called Composite City. Problems/Solutions

An article about development on the Eastern Shore of Maryland on the Chesapeake Bay. Problems/Solutions

An article about development in Fairfax County, Virginia. Problems/Solutions

An article about urban growth in Colorado. Problems/Solutions

Articles and correspondence about development in Fauquier County, Virginia. Problems/Solutions

An article about development's costs to the taxpayer. Problems/Solutions

An article about day care in downtown Washington, D.C. Problems/Solutions

A pamphlet from the Northern Virginia Community Appearance Alliance. Problems/Solutions

An article about the future of cities in the desert. Problems/Solutions

Articles about the growth of computer use in the workplace. Problems/Solutions

Articles about corporate headquarters relocating. Problems/Solutions

An article about work-site child care. Problems/Solutions

An article about population density in cities. Problems/Solutions

Articles about businesses providing aid to schools.

An article about the establishment of universities in Northern Virginia. Problems/Solutions

Articles, business cards, correspondence and press releases about the growth of edge cities. Also included is "Suburbs Becoming Cities: Financing the Public Costs of Growth" by Michael Stegman. Problems/Solutions

An article about the growth of edge cities.

Articles, pamphlets, a business card and a description of an exhibit in Irvine, California.

Promotional material about office opportunities in Irvine and Newport, California.

An article about street merchants in Los Angeles, California.

An article about Orange County, California land developer Donald Bren.

An article about construction in Orange County, California.

A shopping, dining and sightseeing guide for Orange County, California.

A description of Raymond L. Watson, the Vice Chairman of The Irvine Company.

A history of the Irvine Ranch from the Irvine Company.

An article about wealth in Orange County, California.

A guide to homes for sale in Orange County, California.

An article about an heiress's inheritance and a dispute with Donald Bren.

Articles and notes about Irvine, California.

An article about the development Kendall Square in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Also included is a drawn map of the Boston area.

The 1992 Development Report Card for the States and a press release about regional economy.

An article about a development bust in Northern Virginia.

Material from Joel Garreau's book "Edge City" dealing with Shadow Governments. A Shadow Government is a private enterprise's government. Since Edge Cities are mostly made up of private organizations, the leadership of the organizations become the leadership of the Edge City. According to chapter six, "Phoenix - Shadow Government" of Edge City: "These shadow governments have become the most numerous, ubiquitous, and largest form of local government in America today, studies show. In their various guises shadow governments levy taxes, adjudicate disputes, provide police protection, run fire departments, provide health care, channel development, plan regionally, enforce esthetic standards, run buses, run railroads, run airports, build roads, fill potholes, publish newspapers, pump water, generate electricity, clean streets, landscape grounds, pick up garbage, cut grass, rake leaves, remove snow, offer recreation, and provide the hottest social service in the United States today: day care." The chapter goes on, stating that the Shadow Governments are central to the Edge City Society, "in which office parks are in the childrearing business, parking-lot officials run police forces, private enterprise builds public freeways, and sub-divisions have a say in who lives where."

Material from Joel Garreau's book "Edge City" dealing with John 'Til' Hazel. Featured in Chapter Ten of Edge City, Hazel was a prominent land developer in Northern Virginia. He began his law career by condemning land in Northern Virginia that would be used for the construction of the Capital Beltway. Garreau described his work in Edge City: "For thirty years he had been a key player in the economic and social revolution that culminated with eight Edge Cities blooming in Northern Virginia. One of them, Tysons Corner, drew astounded observers from around the world to its high-rises and intersections."

Materials from Joel Garreau's book "Edge City" dealing with Land Preservation. As edge cities grew in areas such as Northern Virginia, development threatened land that held significant historical value, such as the Civil War battlefield at Manassas. There was much controversy over the proposed construction of a shopping complex within the borders of Manassas National Battlefield Park.

Historical background material for Joel Garreau's "Edge City". Material covers the American Civil War, Henry Adams, Daniel Boone, Thomas Jefferson, Jamestown, Pleasant Vale Baptist Church, Leesburg, Shenandoah Valley, Pierre L'Enfant, Washington, DC, and Virginia.

Material from Joel Garreau's files dealing with race and poverty.

Documents from Joel Garreau's book "Edge City" dealing with transportation and congestion. With the growth of edge cities, the need for improved and enlarged infrastructure grew as well.

Documents from Garreau's files containing numbers and statistics and the results of various studies. Many of the reports focus on office space markets and real estate.

Documents from Garreau's files titled "suggested reading". Books and articles that provide further information about issues in Garreau's book "Edge City".

Transcripts of interviews conducted by Garreau while researching material for "Edge City".

Maps from areas mentioned in Joel Garreau's book "Edge City".

Miscellaneous documents from Garreau's "Edge City" files.

Articles, book reviews and correspondence about "The Nine Nations of North America". Also included is an early draft of part of the book; photographs and negatives of Garreau; excerpts of "Nine Nations"; and other articles dealing with the book and material in the book.

Articles, contact information, maps, correspondence, memos, notes, speaking contracts and book excerpts sent to Garreau after "Nine Nations" was published.

An article and map of new borders in the western United States.

The preface of the French language edition of "The Nine Nations of North America".

The Washington Post Business Outlook for 1983.

"A Hierarchical Regionalization of State Economic Areas Based Upon Migration Flows" by Paul B. Slater.

A letter to Garreau about a contract.

A profile of "American Seaports" a television series.

Chapter one from the French language edition of "The Nine Nations of North America".

An article about the increasing influence of western states on politics.

Articles, a Congressional Bill, book excerpts and press releases that have to do with journalism leads. Also included is a photocopy of the introduction to "Social Humanities: Toward an Integrative Discipline of Science and Values" by Raymond D. Gastil.

Notes, articles, maps, rough drafts, correspondence that have to do with journalism leads. Also included is a photocopy of sections of "Social Humanities: Toward an Integrative Discipline of Science and Values" by Raymond D. Gastil.

Articles, correspondence, maps and book excerpts about regionalism in the United States. Also included are essays and notes about taxes and urban areas.

Articles, notes and maps about regionalism in North America, land ownership, growth, rural and urban areas.

Notes, articles, book excerpts, correspondence and maps about issues raised in "The Nine Nations of North America". Also included are three Congressional documents about deteriorating infrastructure in urban and rural areas, the urban crisis, and the fiscal conditions of cities.

An issue of The Manchester Guardian Weekly from The Washington Post and Le Monde.

Articles about regional tastes and voting.

An essay from the National Center for Economic Alternatives about income by state.

Articles, notes and contact information about changing economic situations in different regions of North America.

Information about the 1980 United States presidential election.

Articles, magazines, press releases, reports, maps, correspondence and journals about regionalism.

Articles, correspondence, notes, article drafts and maps about the western United States.

Articles, notes, information tables, newsletters and essays about water management in the western United States. Also included is "Water For Western Energy Development Update 1977" from the Western States Water Council.

Advertisements, articles, maps and data reports about oil prices and energy management and usage.

Articles, data reports, magazines, brochures and maps about energy usage in the United States.

Articles about religion in North America. Also included is an entry in the Historical Atlas of Religion in America about Mormons.

Documents from Garreau's "Nine Nations" files about the "New England" section of North America. The nation includes the six states of New England, as well as the Maritime Provinces of Canada with the capital at Boston.

Documents from Garreau's "Nine Nations" files about "The Foundry" section of North America. The nation includes the rust belt states and provinces surrounding the four eastern Great Lakes with the capital at Detroit. It is also an area, as its name suggests that is home to industrial manufacturing and processing centers.

Documents from Garreau's "Nine Nations" files about the "Aberrations" section of the book. Aberrations are described as "places that refuse to act in ways their locations and resources would predict." Examples include Washington, D.C., New York City, Hawaii, and Northern Alaska.

Documents from Garreau's "Nine Nations" files about the "Dixie" section of the book. The nation includes the states of the former Confederate States in the American southeast with the capital at Atlanta.

Documents from Garreau's "Nine Nations" files about the "Islands" section of the book. The nation includes southern Florida, the Caribbean Islands, and northern Columbia and Venezuela with the capital at Miami.

Documents from Garreau's "Nine Nations" files about the "MexAmerica" section of the book. The nation includes southern California, Arizona, New Mexico and Texas as well as northern Mexico with the capital at Los Angeles.

Documents from Garreau's "Nine Nations" files about the "Ecotopia" section of the book. The nation includes the Pacific Northwest Coast from the Bay Area of California to Anchorage, Alaska with the capital at San Francisco.

Documents from Garreau's "Nine Nations" files about "The Empty Quarter" section of the book. The nation includes the mountain states and provinces and Alaska and northern territories of Canada with a capital at Denver, Colorado.

Documents from Garreau's "Nine Nations" files about "The Breadbasket" section of the book. The nation includes most of the prairie states and part of the prairie provinces with a capital at Kansas City, Kansas.

Documents from Garreau's "Nine Nations" files about the "Quebec" section of the book. The nation includes the primarily French-speaking province of Canada with a capital at Quebec City. Many of the documents in this series are in French.

Documents from Garreau's "Nine Nations" files about a proposed 10 part television program based on "Nine Nations".

Miscellaneous documents from Garreau's "Nine Nations" files.