Garden Cities of To-morrow de Ebenezer Howard

Garden Cities of To-morrow

Ebenezer Howard

en Limba Engleză Paperback – 18 noi 2019

Ebenezer Howard describes his ideas of an utopian city in which people can live in harmony with each other and with the surrounding nature. Howard disliked the way modern cities tended to develop and was convinced that there were different methods of urban planning that would ensure healthy and reasonable living conditions for all inhabitants. His publication resulted in the founding of the garden city movement and the creation of Letchworth (Hertfordshire, UK) as a model garden city in 1899. Reprint of the 1902 edition.

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Foreword Preface by F.J. Osborn The Garden City Idea and Modern Planning by Lewis Mumford 1. Town-country Magnet 2. The revenue of the Garden City, and how it is obtained - the agricultural estate 3. The revenue of the Garden City - town estate 4. The revenue of the Garden City - general observations on its expenditure 5. Further details of expenditure on Garden City 6. Administration 7. Semi-municipal enterprise - local option - temperance reform 8. Pro-municipal work 9. Some difficulties considered 10. A unique combination of proposals 11. The path followed up 12. Social cities 13. The future of London