Privately Owned Public Space: The New York City Experience

Jerold S. Kayden

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THE CONTEXT. History. Law: Design, Operation, and Enforcement. Record. Research. THE SPACES. Lower Manhattan. Midtown Manhattan. Upper Manhattan. Brooklyn and Queens. Afterword. Notes. Bibliography. Table: Privately Owned Public Spaces, by Address and Classification. Photography Credits. Contacts. Index.

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