1. The Baroque City: Court, Parade & Capital –––––––––– The Industrial City The Culture of Cities Monday, March 22/2006 SOSC 2730

2. Urban Studies Program @ YorkU http://www.arts.yorku.ca/sosc/urbanst/index.html contact:Lisa Drummond Program Coordinator S767 Ross Building 416-736-2100 x 77792 prog. office:S751 Ross drummond@yorku.cadrummond@yorku.ca 416-736-2100 x77796 drummond@yorku.ca

3. Final Examination 2-5 PM, Monday, April 24 Curtis Lecture Hall D format: Part A (Quiz 5) Part B answer 2 essay questions out of 5 (cumulative)

4. Schedule of Reading week of March 13 – –The Structure of Baroque Power (12) – –Court, Parade & Capital (13) week of March 20 – –Commercial Expansion & Urban Dissolution (14) – –Paleotechnic Paradise: Coketown (15) week of March 27 – –Suburbia –– and Beyond (16) – –The Myth of Megalopolis (17) week of April 3 – –Retrospect & Prospect (18)

5. Selected Civilizations

6. The Industrial City Manchester, UK population: 84,000 (1800)

7. 12 Largest Urban Places in Europe, 1800 1650 1800 1650 1800 London350,000948,000 Paris400,000 550,000 Naples300,000 430,000 Vienna 70,000 247,000 Amsterdam120,000 217,000 Dublin –200,000 Lisbon150,000 195,000 Berlin –172,000 Madrid100,000 168,000 Rome110,000 153,000 Palermo100,000 140,000 Venice140,000 138,000

8. 1713

9. Industrial Revolution coalcoal ––> steam powered machinery

10. mine pumpsmine pumps factoriesfactories railwaysrailways steam shipssteam ships

11. 1776

12. 1776

13. 1776

18. Change separation of work & homeseparation of work & home separation of rural & urbanseparation of rural & urban new social elitenew social elite –manufacturers, bankers, entrepreneurs urban morphologyurban morphology –specialized production zones

19. 1766 Liverpool

20. 1776

21. 1776

22. 1801

23. 1840s

31. 1851

32. 1851

33. 1851

34. 1851

35. 1851

36. 1851

37. 1851

38. Change social mobiltiysocial mobiltiy suburbanizationsuburbanization economic recessionseconomic recessions grinding povertygrinding poverty municipal governmentmunicipal government