דוד קרויאנקר אדריכלות בירושלים עבודות מחקר, תיעוד ושימור מאז 1969

Introduction: Teddy Kollek
Three Thousand Years of History and Urban Development – Ralph Mandel
The Old City: Urban Structure and Texture – Dense and Introspective Architecture
The Old City from 1000 B.C. Through the Ottoman Empire – A Study of Remnants
The Old City in Modern Times – Preservation and Reconstruction
Jewish, Arab and European Christian Building in the New City – Architecture with Ethnic Identity
Building a New Jerusalem: The British Mandate – The Emergence of New Architectural Styles and Technologies
Modern Architecture: 1948-1993 – From the International to the Neo-Oriental Style

* Epilogue – Stone: The Unifying Element
* Bibliography
* Glossary
* Index
* Chronology
* Acknowledgments

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:הספר שיצא לאור בהוצאת "כתר" בשנת 2002 כלל פרק נוסף
“Transition Between Centuries –  New Trends in Planning, Design and Technologies”
שבו נסקרו ההתפתחויות האדריכליות בירושלים בשנים 1994–2002.

"Kroyanker's definitive book makes brilliant sense of these mixtures through its clear ,logical organization .His attention never flags ...One appreciates the excellent book-making"….

Laughlin Fawcett, “Books”, Historic Preservation
The Magazine of the National Trust for Historic Preservation, November-December 1995

"The book captures this rich diversity of human sensibility and architectural design by separating the many different strands into their individual components... very informative, beautifully illustrated sections on modern Jewish and Arab architecture...
The combination of high quality, often full-page photographs and detailed line drawings, in which people and buildings figure almost equally, allows the reader to imagine what life was like in the city during most historical periods...
This is a very beautiful, enriching, satisfying book, as measured both in terms of its architectural aesthetics and the beauty of the people who made and used its buildings..."

Rami G. Khouri, “Jerusalem's Striking Architecture –the Enduring Beauty of Buildings and Communities Alike”,   Jordan Times, June 25, 1996