urbanism

Converse of object

• embrace: Just as importantly, why doesn't the ecotourism movement embrace urbanism?

Adjective modifier

• contemporary: A fourth strand of work has concentrated on the visual cultures of contemporary urbanism.
• modern: He has worked on research relating to Los Angeles, post modern urbanism, and political and social geography.
• unitary: Consider their concept of " unitary urbanism " , for example: " Everyone will live in their own cathedral.
• European: Instead the book opens with a couple of chapters that attempt to look at the longue durée of second millenium European urbanism.
• real: The issue is real urbanism, not some polite, politically palatable " lite " version thereof.
• utopian: Pinder, D. ( 2002 ) ' In defense of utopian urbanism: imagining cities after the " end of utopia " ' .

Noun used with modifier

• landscape: Furthermore, these threads have somewhat diverging ideas of how landscape urbanism might be made manifest.