The "Atlas of Urban Development" is a comprehensive two-volume publication that presents 68 of the most architecturally significant streets, squares, courtyards, and waterfront promenades in Europe in detail. This collection offers a systematic documentation of the history of urban development, supported by precise plans, historical overviews, and specially commissioned photographs. The volumes are characterized by their rich presentation, which includes measured floor plans and elevations, sections, as well as material inventories. The typology contained within develops criteria for modern urban designs and provides valuable insights and foundations for the design of urban spaces for both professionals and laypersons. Supplementary introductory texts provide important historical context for the presented urban situations and complement the visual material.