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Robert Bruegmann

Robert Bruegmann is a professor of Art History, Architecture and Urban Planning at the University of Illinois at Chicago. His most recent book, Sprawl: A Compact History, published by the University of Chicago Press in 2005, has generated a great deal of discussion worldwide.

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Housing Affordability and Public Policy	Robert Bruegmann	1	10 years 23 weeks ago
Historic Heritage of the Rust Belt	Robert Bruegmann	2	11 years 20 weeks ago
History, Landscape, Beauty on the American Freeway	Robert Bruegmann	9	12 years 6 weeks ago
The Housing Bubble and the Boomer Generation	Robert Bruegmann	9	14 years 2 weeks ago
The Ambiguous Triumph of the “Urban Age”	Robert Bruegmann	0	14 years 6 weeks ago

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