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Athens Charter: a standalone construct

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AthensCharter1 CONSTRUCTAthens CharterLE CORBUSIER · URBAN PLANNING

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Urban planning

the CIAM urban doctrine that sorted the city into separate zones for dwelling, work, recreation and circulation.

In urban planning, Athens Charter refers to the CIAM urban doctrine that sorted the city into separate zones for dwelling, work, recreation and circulation. This meaning comes from Le Corbusier (1973) in The Athens charter.[1]

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References

  1. Le Corbusier. (1973). The Athens charter (A. Eardley, Trans.). Grossman Publishers. ISBN 9780670139705

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