EPISODE · Jun 20, 2018 · 34 MIN
Temporary Paradise
from Whose City?
Howard and Larry review the history and context for the writing of Kevin Lynch and Donald Appleyard's 1974 seminal study "Temporary Paradise", considered one of the most significant outside consultant reports for any city in the United States. They then bring urban planning professor Bruce Appleyard, son of Donald Appleyard, into the studio for an interview about the book.
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