Engineering the City : How Infrastructure Works by Richard Panchyk and...

"Engineering the City: How Infrastructure Works" by Richard Panchyk and Matthys Levy is a trade paperback book published in 2000 by Chicago Review Press, Incorporated. The book explores the intricate world of urban infrastructure, focusing on topics such as architecture, public policy, and technology. With a visually engaging format and illustrations, this juvenile nonfiction book delves into the engineering behind city planning and development, making it accessible and informative for readers interested in political science and technology. At 144 pages long, this book provides a comprehensive look at how cities are built and how they function.