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Radburn layout: a standalone construct

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Urban planning

a layout separating cars and pedestrians, with houses facing shared green space and served by cul-de-sacs off a main road.

In urban planning, Radburn layout refers to a layout separating cars and pedestrians, with houses facing shared green space and served by cul-de-sacs off a main road. This meaning comes from Stein (1951/1957) in Toward new towns for America.[1]

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Stein, C. S. (1957). Toward new towns for America (Rev. ed.). Reinhold. (Original work published 1951) Open Library record

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