Professor Michael Hebbert

  • University College London
  • Emeritus, Architecture & Planning
  • United Kingdom

My Publications

The long after-life of Christopher Wren’s short-lived London plan of 1666

  • Planning Perspectives
  • December 2018

City Tour London

  • disP - The Planning Review
  • October 2018

The campus and the city: a design revolution explained

  • Journal of Urban Design
  • September 2018

Column

  • disP - The Planning Review
  • October 2017

Column

  • disP - The Planning Review
  • July 2017

disP Kolumne

  • disP - The Planning Review
  • January 2017

The magic of figure-ground

  • Town Planning Review
  • November 2016

Peter Hall - a posthumous celebration by his former PhD students

  • Built Environment
  • February 2015

Climatology for city planning in historical perspective

  • Urban Climate
  • December 2014

London Crossrail - the back story

  • Town Planning Review
  • January 2014

Planning for a Sustainable Environment

  • December 2013

Rural Land-Use Planning in Developed Nations (Routledge Revivals)

  • October 2013

Local Power, Territory and Institutions in European Metropolitan Regions

  • October 2013

The Planning Imagination

  • September 2013

Applying urban climate science - lessons of past failure.

  • International Journal of Urban and Regional Research
  • June 2013

Cities and Climate Change - the Precedents and Why They Matter

  • Urban Studies
  • April 2013

Urbanism in the Age of Climate Change

  • Journal of Environmental Policy & Planning
  • March 2013

Global Change and Challenge

  • November 2012

Manchester architecture - a special issue

  • Bulletin of the John Rylands Library
  • September 2012

Hidden climate change – urban meteorology and the scales of real weather

  • Climatic Change
  • March 2012

Megaproject as Keyhole Surgery: London Crossrail

  • Built Environment
  • March 2012

‘Why Can’t the Future be More Like the Past?’ Planning History Track, Association of Eu...

  • Planning Perspectives
  • January 2010

Editorial note: AESOP Best Published Paper 2008: Michael Hebbert, 'Re-enclosure of the ...

  • Town Planning Review
  • November 2009

Urban Design and the British Urban Renaissance

  • October 2009

The three Ps of place making for climate change

  • Town Planning Review
  • July 2009

Sitte, Hegemann and the Metropolis

  • June 2009

Culture, Urbanism and Planning

  • Journal of the American Planning Association
  • December 2008

Tall Buildings in the London Landscape

  • The London Journal
  • November 2008

Integrating Rail and Land Use Development

  • Planning Practice and Research
  • August 2008

Dialogues in Urban and Regional Planning

  • June 2008

Re-enclosure of the urban picturesque: Green-space transformations in postmodern urbanism

  • Town Planning Review
  • January 2008

European Cities in a Networked World during the Long 20th Century

  • Environment and Planning C Government and Policy
  • June 2007

Town planning versusurbanismo

  • Planning Perspectives
  • July 2006

The Garden City

  • October 2005

Editorial

  • Proceedings of the Institution of Civil Engineers - Municipal Engineer
  • September 2005

The Street as Locus of Collective Memory

  • Environment and Planning D Society and Space
  • August 2005

Engineering, Urbanism and the Struggle for Street Design

  • Journal of Urban Design
  • February 2005

New Urbanism — the Movement in Context

  • Built Environment
  • September 2003

Editorial

  • Proceedings of the Institution of Civil Engineers - Municipal Engineer
  • June 2002

Transpennine: Imaginative Geographies of an Interregional Corridor

  • Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers
  • September 2000

Greater Manchester - 'up and going'?

  • Policy & Politics
  • January 2000

Book Review: European cities in competition

  • Progress in Human Geography
  • September 1999

Flesh and stone: The body and the city in western civilization

  • Cities
  • June 1996

London Recent & Present

  • The London Journal
  • November 1995

London Recent & Present

  • The London Journal
  • November 1995

UNFINISHED BUSINESS: the remaking of London government, 1985–1995

  • Policy & Politics
  • October 1995

Land readjustment A modern approach to urbanization

  • Land Use Policy
  • April 1994

The City of London Walkway Experiment

  • Journal of the American Planning Association
  • December 1993

1992: Myth and Aftermath

  • Regional Studies
  • January 1993

One 'Planning Disaster' after Another: London Docklands 1970–1992

  • The London Journal
  • November 1992

Town planner as social scientist: the case of the LSE programme

  • Environment and Planning B Planning and Design
  • January 1992

Regionalism: A Reform Concept and its Application to Spain

  • Environment and Planning C Government and Policy
  • September 1987

Regional autonomy and economic action in the first Catalan government, 1980–1984

  • Regional Studies
  • October 1985

Regionalism versus Realism

  • Environment and Planning D Society and Space
  • June 1984

The daring experiment: social scientists and land-use planning in 1940s Britain

  • Environment and Planning B Planning and Design
  • January 1983

Births and Deaths of Regional Planning Agencies

  • Environment and Planning B Planning and Design
  • June 1982

Regional policy in Spain

  • Geoforum
  • January 1982

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