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garden city: a standalone construct

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garden city1 CONSTRUCTGarden cityHOWARD · URBAN PLANNING

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Urban planning

a planned, self-contained town, from Howard, of limited size, ringed by a permanent agricultural belt, joining the advantages of town and country.

In urban planning, garden city refers to a planned, self-contained town, from Howard, of limited size, ringed by a permanent agricultural belt, joining the advantages of town and country. This meaning comes from Howard (1902) in Garden cities of to-morrow.[1]

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  1. Howard, E. (1902). Garden cities of to-morrow. Faber. ISBN 9780571061891

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