Sitte, Hegemann and the Metropolis

1. Civic Art Then and Now: The Culture of Good Place Making Charles C. Bohl  Part 1: Camillo Sitte and the Picturesque: Precedents and Perspectives  2. Vienna Fin-de-siècle: Between Artistic City Planning and Unlimited Metropolis Vittorio Magnago Lampugnani  3. Camillo Sitte as "Semperian" Ruth Hanisch  4. Camillo Sitte, architect and planner: The project for the civic center of Privoz/Oderfurt, Moravia Marco Pogacnik  5. Schinkel, Sitte, and Loos: The "Body in the Visible" Jean-François Lejeune  6. Camillo Sitte: Orders in Reception Stanford Anderson  7. Forced Spontaneities. Sitte and the Paradox of the Picturesque Akos Moravanszky  8. Political Connotations of the Picturesque Wolfgang Sonne  9. The Pack Donkey’s Revenge: Sitte and Modernist Urbanism Alan Plattus  10. Artistic City Planning versus Junk Space Bernhard Langer  Part 2: International Exchanges  11. Handbooks of Civic Art from Sitte to Hegemann Donatella Calabi  12. Camillo Sitte Across the Atlantic: Unwin, Nolen, and Hegemann Christiane Crasemann Collins  13. Jacques Gréber’s L’architecture aux Etats-Unis: A Companion Piece to The American Vitruvus Isabelle Gournay  14. The Latin American City and its Viennese Planning Approach: Karl Brunner in Colombia and Chile 1929-1948 Andreas Hofer  Part 3: The Metropolitan Context  15. The Art of Street Architecture: The Case of Manchester Michael Hebbert  16. Dwelling in the Metropolis: Sitte, Hegemann and the International Dissemination of Reformed Urban Blocks 1890-1940 Wolfgang Sonne  17. Paris vu par Hegemann: Classicism, Reform, and Bad Taste Jean-Louis Cohen  18. Hegemann and Modern Public Spaces Corinne Jaquand  19. Hegemann’s Das steinerne Berlin: A Misunderstanding Hans Stimmann  20. Postface: Challenges for a Contemporary Transatlantic Bridging Harald Kegler