Architecture and urban planning
Providing access to quality architecture and urban planning resources and subject support.
References and citations Working off-campus Using the library
Databases View more
Here are the key databases/online resources to start finding information in your subject area. Click on 'View more' to go to the full listing for the Library, and use the filters to find more for this subject and others.
Books E-books Catalogue
You can access books and e-books via the Catalogue (also known as Library Catalogue Plus) to search for and check their availability. The Catalogue also provides links to e-books and displays the shelf marks of physical books in the Library. We have detailed the shelf marks of the most popular topics below (the level is for the Library in Loughborough).
Subject / title | Pilkington level | Shelfmark |
---|---|---|
Urban planning and development | 2 | 307.1 |
Urban communities | 2 | 307.76 |
Transportation | 2 | 388 |
Area planning | 2 | 711 |
Architectural materials | 2 | 721 |
Architectural design | 2 | 729 |
Architecture from different periods | 2 | 722-724 |
Structural design | 1 | 624.177 |
Building science | 1 | 690 |
Videos View more
Use the videos to learn more about some resources or finding information.
Frequently asked questions View more
Here are some of the most popular questions asked by students in this subject. If you have a different question, check 'View more' or ask your Academic Librarian.
How can I improve my writing style?
If you would like help with your writing style, the Academic Language Support Service offer workshops which might take place within your modules or which you can sign up to attend separately. You can also visit Learn module LUA001: Study Skills for some useful tips and guidance.
How do I reference correctly? (Architecture and urban planning students)
The recommended style for students in Architecture and urban planning is usually Cite Them Right Harvard. Please note that it is essential that you always check which referencing style you should use for a piece of work with your department or module tutor.