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Radiant City: a standalone construct

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RadiantCity1 CONSTRUCTRadiant CityLE CORBUSIER · URBAN PLANNING

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Urban planning

the plan, from Le Corbusier, for a city of high-rise slabs set in parkland, with separated zones and elevated roads.

In urban planning, Radiant City refers to the plan, from Le Corbusier, for a city of high-rise slabs set in parkland, with separated zones and elevated roads. This meaning comes from Le Corbusier (1935/1967) in The radiant city.[1]

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  1. Le Corbusier. (1967). The radiant city: Elements of a doctrine of urbanism to be used as the basis of our machine-age civilization. Orion Press. (Original work published 1935) ISBN 9780571080823

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