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Perhaps there is a different term for the type of city you are thinking of, generally cities such as Letchworth[1] are moreso what is known as a garden city. [
by pharke 11y ago
Perhaps there is a different term for the type of city you are thinking of, generally cities such as Letchworth[1] are moreso what is known as a garden city.
[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Letchworth https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Letchworth
- bane 11y agoAbsolutely. The greenbelt defined cities like Letchworth are definitely a different phenomenon. I'm thinking more of cities as gardens.
- andrewliebchen 11y agoLetchworth is a Garden City. Brasilia is a "towers in a park" type Modernist city. You're interested in "towers in a park." Historically, cities like Brasilia were designed around the logic of the car. For example, most roadway intersections feature over and underpasses, cars are completely segregated from pedestrians. By most accounts, it doesn't work so well.
- bane 11y agoThere's got to be a better term for it. But yeah, this kind of design doesn't seem to work well no matter the density of the buildings. Cities really need to work around pedestrians.