Coventry / Birmingham / Liverpool / Bristol / Tokyo / Manchester / London / /
Company
Keio / Stevenage Development Corporation / /
Country
Japan / United Kingdom / /
Event
Product Issues / /
Facility
From New Street Station / University of Manchester / Mell Square / Moor Street station / University of Westminster / Hotel LaTour / Birmingham City University / Manchester Metropolitan University / University of Keio / Birmigham Metropolitan College’s Matthew Boulton campus / Snow Hill station / University of Leicester / From Moor Street Station / New Street Station / e.g The Central Library / Picc-Vic tunnel / Aston University building / /
IndustryTerm
intercity travel / transportation / helicopter services / unbuilt transport infrastructure / road systems / integrated transport systems / motor car / multi-storey car park / scheduled helicopter services / highways infrastructure / urban infrastructure / car park / /
NaturalFeature
Snow Hill / River Sanjukkenbori / /
Organization
University of Leicester / Birmingham City Council / Birmingham School of the Built Environment / Birmigham Metropolitan College / Ringway Centre / Birmingham City Council Public Works Committee / Aston University / Bull Ring Centre / Tokyo Metropolitan Government / University of Manchester / University of Westminster / Manchester Metropolitan University / City University / /
Person
Matthew Parker / Eric Claxton / Washington Keynes / Julian Lamb / Mark Clapson / Milton Keynes / Junichi Hasegawa / Peter Larkham / Herbert Manzoni / Andrew Millward / Richard Brook / Donald Gibson / Martin Dodge / Pierre-Kevin McGill / Simon Gunn / John Urry / Frank Price / David Adams / / /
Position
City Surveyor / Chief Engineer / sociologist / City Engineer / City Surveyor and Engineer / leader / town planner / City Architect / Councillor / /
Infrastructure and the rebuilt post-war city A one-day workshop organised by the Birmingham School of the Built Environment and held at Millennium Point, Birmingham, on Monday 25 March[removed]The substantial restructuring