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ideal city: a standalone construct

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ideal city1 CONSTRUCTIdeal cityROSENAU · URBAN PLANNING

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Urban planning

a planned city designed as a complete, perfect geometric order embodying social, political or religious ideals.

In urban planning, ideal city refers to a planned city designed as a complete, perfect geometric order embodying social, political or religious ideals. This meaning comes from Rosenau (1959) in The ideal city in its architectural evolution.[1]

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  1. Rosenau, H. (1959). The ideal city in its architectural evolution. Routledge and Paul. Open Library record

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