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Journal of Architectural and Planning Research

Locke Science Publishing Co., Inc.

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The TOCs for Volumes 18-25 (2001-2008) are found below. Find something interesting in the TOCs? Check out the Sample Articles below for the full text of several articles.

VOLUME 25 (2008)

Issue No. 1Issue No. 2Issue No. 3Issue No. 4

VOLUME 24 (2007)

Issue No. 1Issue No. 2Issue No. 3Issue No. 4

VOLUME 23 (2006)

Issue No. 1Issue No. 2Issue No. 3Issue No. 4

VOLUME 22 (2005)

Issue No. 1Issue No. 2Issue No. 3Issue No. 4

VOLUME 21 (2004)

Issue No. 1Issue No. 2Issue No. 3Issue No. 4

VOLUME 20 (2003)

Issue No. 1Issue No. 2Issue No. 3Issue No. 4

VOLUME 19 (2002)

Issue No. 1Issue No. 2Issue No. 3Issue No. 4

VOLUME 18 (2001)

Issue No. 1Issue No. 2Issue No. 3Issue No. 4

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VOLUME 26 (2009)

Issue No. 1Issue No. 2Issue No. 3

Past Volumes

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Tables of Contents

Sample Articles

• Grodach, Urban Branding: An Analysis of City Homepage Imagery(v26n3)
  

• Bello and Adler, Banning the "Snout House": The Politics of Design in Portland, Oregon (v21n3)
  

• Gaber and Gaber, If You Could See What I Know: Moving Planners' Use of Photographic Images from Illustrations to Empirical Data (v21n3)
  

• Robertson, The Main Street Approach to Downtown Development: An Examination of the Four-Point Program (v21n1)
  

• Amedeo and Dyck, Activity-Enhancing Arenas of Designs: A Case Study of the Classroom Layout (v20n4)
  

• Al-Homoud and Abu-Obeid, University Outdoor Spatial Layout Effect on Perception of Students' Interaction and Group Seclusion (v20n3)
  

• Mazumdar and Geis, Architects, the Law, and Accessibility: Architects' Approaches to the ADA in Arenas (v20n3)
  

• Stern, et al., Understanding the Consumer Perspective to Improve Design Quality (v20n1)
  

• Murphy and Holm, The Changing Nature of Landscape Architectural Practice: The South Africa Experience (v19n3)
  

• Winch, et al., Exporting Architectural Services: The English and French Experiences (v19n2)
  

• Pivo, et al., Learning from Truckers: Truck Drivers' Views on the Planning and Design of Urban and Suburban Centers (v19n1)
  

• Kitchen, Planning in Response to Terrorism: The Case of Manchester, England (v18n4)
  

• Kupritz, Aging Worker Perceptions About Design and Privacy Needs for Work (v18n1)
  

• Diaz Moore, The Scientist, The Social Activist, the Practitioner, and the Cleric: Pedagogical Exploration Towards a Pedagogy of Practice (v18n1)
  

• Xu, Feng-Shui Models Structured Traditional Beijing Courtyard Houses (v15n4)
  

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