Cities--The Rise of New Towns
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Discusses the concept in urban development known as totally planned communities. Indicates that the purposes of the planned communities are to provide residents with a natural as well as urban environment and presents some of the social, economic, and governmental implications of this movement. Several examples of planned towns are shown including: Reston, Virginia; Foster City and Irvine, California; Columbia, Maryland; Topiola, Finland; and Vallingby, Sweden.
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