Resources - Sprawl

• Archer, John. Architecture and Suburbia: From English Villa to American Dream House, 1690 – 2000, University of Minnesota Press, 2005, 470 pages.
• Berube, Alan, Katz, Bruce and Lang, Robert. Redefining Urban and Suburban America: Evidence from Census 2000 Brookings Institute Metro Series, Volume II, paperback.
• Bruegmann, Robert. SPRAWL: A Compact History, University of Chicago Press, 2005, 301 pages.
• Bryson, John M. and Einsweiler, Robert C.  Strategic Planning: Threats and Opportunities for Planners, APA Planners Press, 2004, 235 pages, hardcover. (INT)
• Fulton, William, et al.  Who Sprawls the Most?:  How Growth Patterns Differ Across the U.S., Brookings Institution, 2001, 23 pages, available in PDF format at www.brookings.edu/es/urban/publications/fulton. (BAS)
• Gerhart, Andrea.  “David Rusk’s Message:  Sprawl and Race Shaping the Land,” Planning and Zoning News, May 1999, p. 5-12.* (BAS)
• Gillham, Oliver.  The Limitless City:  A Primer on the Urban Sprawl Debate, Island Press, 2002, 309 pages, paperback. (BAS)
• Gillham, Oliver. The Limitless City; A Primer on the Urban Sprawl Debate, Island Press, 2002, 309 pages.
• Gurin, David.  Understanding Sprawl:  A Citizen’s Guide, David Suzuki Foundation, 2003, 28 pages, (PDF)
• Hayden, Dolores.  Building Suburbia, Pathneon Books, 2003, 318 pages, paperback
• Hayden, Dolores. A Field Guide to Sprawl. W.W. Norton & Company, Inc. 144 pages.
• Hirscholm, Joel. Sprawl Kills: How Blandburbs Steal Your Time, Health and Money, hardcover.
• Hudnut, W. Halfway to Everywhere; a Portrait of America’s First-Tier Suburbs, Urban Land Institute, 2003, 478 pages
• Katz, Bruce and Bradley, Jennifer.  “Divided We Sprawl,” The Atlantic Monthly, December 1999, p. 26-42. (BAS)
• Riverkeeper, Inc. Pave It or Save It? Volume I: The Environmental, Economic and Social Impacts of Sprawl, 2005, PDF.
• United States General Accounting Office.  Community Development:  Extent of Federal Influence on “Urban Sprawl” is Unclear, 1999, 81 pages. (ADV)
• Urban Land Institute.  Emerging Trends in Real Estate 2007, ULI, 2006, 58 pages, paperback. (INT)
• Weitz, Jerry.  Sprawl Busting, APA Planners Press, 1999, 383 pages, hardcover. (INT)
• Young, Dwight.  Alternatives to Sprawl, Lincoln Institute of Land Policy, 1995, 32 pages, paperback. (BAS)