| Title | Date | Views | Brief Description |
|---|
| The Role Of Vacant Land Use In The Contemporary Analysis Of The Urban Core: A Case Study Of Durham, North Carolina |
1977 |
186 |
This thesis is an empirical examination of the location of vacant land and the applicability of selected classical urban land use theories to its explanation.... |
| Feasibility Of Air Transportation: The Case Of Watauga County, North Carolina |
1977 |
115 |
Watauga County, a mountainous region in North Carolina, is currently without a public airport. A small private airfield is located on a floodplain east of the town of Boone, and within a residential sector. It is unpaved and subjected to constant "we... |
| The Intermediate Socio-Economic Development Region: A Case Study Of North Carolina |
1990 |
475 |
Regional development theory has evolved essentially from traditional considerations of the bipolar model. This is a model that focuses on center-periphery relationships. The development continuum idea, on the other hand, suggests a gradation of devel... |
| A New Downtown In Winston-Salem, NC: A Case Study Of The Intermediate Commercial District |
1979 |
176 |
The objectives of this study were to: (1) isolate one such "Intermediate Commercial District" (ICD), (2) develop a conceptual framework within which to assess the ICD as it is affected by changes in the commercial character of the total urban area ov... |
| The Intermediate Socioeconomic Zone: A Comparative Analysis Of Sweden And North Carolina |
1991 |
512 |
The concept of development as a continuum between urban growth centers and underdeveloped peripheries dates back to the late 1950's. Although long overshadowed by the bipolar model, the continuum model holds much promise for the field of regional dev... |