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Served as Secretary of Garden City Association - 1st Manager of Letchworth Thomas Adams
Community Advocate - Chicago - Published Rules for Radicals - 13 rules for community organization Saul Alinsky
Founder of American Housing Policy - Primary author of Housing Act 1937 Catherine Baur Wurster
Father of Skyscraper - author of Chicago Plan 1909 - Architect of 1893 Worlds Fair "make no little plans; they have no magic" Daniel Burnham
Silent Spring - environmental Planning Rachel Carson
landscape Architect designed Mariemont. Ohio -1st comp plan Florida John Nolen
Urban renewal program in Paris - New boulevards, parks, and public works Baron Haussman
Transformation of New Yorks Public Works and NY Park system Robert Moses
father of Landscape Architecture - Central Park Frederick Law Olmsted Sr
wildlife conservation efforts, Acadia, Everglades, Yosemite McMillian Commission Frederick Law Olmsted Jr
Neighborhood Unit Concept Clarence Perry
Designed Columbia Maryland - pioneer of indoor shopping centers James Rouse
Head of Resettlement Administration - Greenbelt programs Rexford Tugwell
English town planner designed Letchworth Sir Unwin
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