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townscape: a standalone construct

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townscape1 CONSTRUCTTownscapeCULLEN · URBAN DESIGN

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Urban design

the art of relating buildings, streets and spaces into a visually coherent and dramatic urban whole as experienced by a viewer.

In urban design, townscape refers to the art of relating buildings, streets and spaces into a visually coherent and dramatic urban whole as experienced by a viewer. This meaning comes from Cullen (1961) in Townscape.[1]

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  1. Cullen, G. (1961). Townscape. The Architectural Press. ISBN 9783764324070

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