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Cities: The Rise of New Towns
- 1966 ----- b & w ----- 55 min ----- 16mm
- The purpose of a planned community is to provide those who live there with a natural environment as well as an urban one. Several examples of new planned towns are shown: Reston, Virginia; Foster City and Irvine, California; Columbia, Maryland; Tapiola, Finland and Vallingby, Sweden. The economic, sociological and governmental implications of this movement are also discussed.
- Topics: (Cities and Towns, Landscape Architecture, Urban Planning/Restoration)
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