Edward M. Bassett

Zoning as an element in city planning, and for protection of property values, public safety, and public health

Zoning

Buildings: their uses and the spaces about them

Model laws for planning cities, counties, and states

Recent New York legislation for the planning of unbuilt areas by Edward M. Bassett comprising the text of the new city and village planning laws of the state of New York, a description of their origin and purposes, and suggestions as to how they should be administered

Regional plan of New York and its environs

Present attitude of courts toward zoning

Constitutional limitations on city planning powers

The Board of Appeals in zoning

A form of state enabling act for zoning

The government of Congregational churches in the state of New York

Buildings

Zoning protects the small storekeeper

Problems of planning unbuilt areas

The three important planning laws recently enacted in New York

The new "F" district in zoning

Memorandum on Senate bills nos. 134 and 135, introduced in Michigan legislature, regular session 1923

Zoning and the courts

Zoning progress in the United States

Unlawful buildings

Substituting apartments for private homes

Zoning and private restrictions

Zoning in a nutshell

Violations of the zoning resolution

Congestion in Central Manhattan

Planning of unbuilt areas in the New York region

Zoning practice in the New York region

The master plan

Zoning cases in the United States

Autobiography of Edward M. Bassett