Nir Haim Buras

Photo of Nir Haim BurasNir Haim Buras is an architect and city planner with over thirty years of experience in strategic planning and transportation design. He has worked on the East Side Access at Grand Central Terminal in New York City, the International Terminal at Dallas/Fort Worth Airport, the Tel Aviv Metro, and the United States Capitol Senate and House office buildings in Washington, DC. Buras founded the Washington, DC, chapter of the Institute of Classical Architecture and Art and visited 100 cities worldwide to write The Art of Classic Planning.

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Cover: The Art of Classic Planning: Building Beautiful and Enduring CommunitiesThe Art of Classic Planning: Building Beautiful and Enduring CommunitiesBuras, Nir HaimHARDCOVER01/28/2020$100.00
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