New US town design concept emerges amid development clash
A new US town design concept forms as planners balance growth like highways and commercial buildings with preserving the town’s inherent fiveability within Canberra style development debates.
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Dec 06, 1968
Page
3
A new US town design concept forms as planners balance growth like highways and commercial buildings with preserving the town’s inherent fiveability within Canberra style development debates.
James Rouse’s plan to fight sprawling growth argues for a new city model named Columbia, built as self contained villages with single family homes, amenities, and major employment, reducing urban sprawl and preserving countryside. It outlines zoning, transit, and pedestrian networks to connect 30,000 workers with commerce and industry within a carefully designed, guarded environment. It notes the project’s scale near Baltimore Washington and its aim to demonstrate a more humane, efficient urban form.
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