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Pre-Order by April 30 and Save on Your Atlanta 2010 CNU Book Pre-Order by April 30 and Save on Your Atlanta 2010 CNU Book Produced for the 18th Congress for the New Urbanism, this 180-page book includes full-color plans, photographs, and information on the Atlanta region’s best historic and new urban communities, and provides a sneak peak at many of the sites that will be featured on tours at the 2010 Congress. Dozens of articles from planners, academics, and analysts paint a detailed picture of the Atlanta region, from architecture and development successes to public health and social issues. The book is a must-read for anyone attending the 2010 Congress. Retail Price: $62 (includes S&H) Atlanta: Building Metropolitan Pre-Order Price: A Periodic Table of the Elements of Built Atlanta Each of the “elements” in our playful reinterpretation of the periodic table is a place 18 in the Atlanta region, including$45 historic districts, (includes neighborhoods, downtowns, S&H) and CNU special districts. They are organized according to the Transect, a geographical cross- Atlanta Building section of a region showing a sequence of environments ranging from natural areas (T1) to urban centers (T6). These Transect zones are labeled on the edges of the Present & Future Past, periodic table, and the places arranged in their appropriate zones. Read more about Metropolitan the Transect on page 5. 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