march's biggest contribution is in architecture and computation. in 1965 he worked as an assistant of leslie martin for the project "whitehall: a plan for a national and government centre", and as such he made one of the first computer-aided architectural investigations. after that, he devoted himself in research, writing and editing numerous books. he was the founding editor of the international research journal "planning and design", now known as "urban analytics and city science", which is one of the four environment and planning journals. he was general editor of the 12-volume "cambridge architectural and urban studies"..