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    Three urban "utopias" have come to pass: garden city, le corbusier's radiant city, broadacre city. What assumptions does each thinker make about how people should live in cities? What beliefs does each hold about the relationship between city design and social change?

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    Three urban "utopias" have come to pass: garden city, le corbusier's radiant city, broadacre city. What assumptions does each thinker make about how people should live in cities? What beliefs does each hold about the relationship between city design and social change?

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    Three urban "utopias" have come to pass: garden city, le corbusier's radiant city, broadacre city. What assumptions does each thinker make about how people should live in cities? What beliefs does each hold about the relationship between city design and social change?

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    Three Urban Utopias

    • What assumptions does each thinker


    make about how people should live in
    cities?
    • What beliefs does each hold about the
    relationship between city design and social
    change?
    • What aspects of these “utopias” have
    actually come to pass?
    Three Utopias
    • Ebenezer Howard’s Garden City (1902)
    • Le Corbusier’s Radient City (1922)
    • Frank Lloyd Wright’s Broadacre City
    (1920s –1950s)

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