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Excerpt from The New City: Principles of Planning Conclusion; City Planning and Housing; Types of Dwellings; Minimum Requirements; Sunlight and Housing; Socrates Perception; B. C. Faust's Theory; An Experience of the Pueblo Dwellers; Confusion of Today; Effects of Different Orientations; Room Insolation; Types of Sunrays and their Influence; Results of our Investigation; Protection against Sun; Population Density; What does Population Density Mean?; Latitude; Topography; Orientation; Duration of Insolation; Fallacy of Multi-storied Building; Relation of Depth to Length; Storey Height; Differences between the One-Family House and the Multi-storey Building; How to achieve Privacy in high Density; Influence of Density on the Plan of a Dwelling; Mixed Type of Settlement; Average Population Density; Building and Zoning Laws; Minimum Demands; Insufficiency of the Present Block and Street System; Combination of Blocks; The Super Block: Residential Area; The Super Block: Commercial Area; Advantages and Disadvantages; The Need of a New Settlement Unit; Structure, Shape and Size of the New Unit; Street System; Straight or Curved Streets?; The Width of Streets; Advantageous Features of the New Unit; Flexibility of the Use of the New Unit; Simple Industrial Settlements; Smoke-pollution and its ill Effects; How to Abolish Smoke - by Techno-Chemical Means or by Planning?; Influence of Prevailing Winds on Industrial Settlements; Four Wind Diagrams; Integrated Industries; The Commercial Area; Adaptability of the Unit to any kind of Terrain; Increase of the Number of Units by decreasing Density; The City in the Landscape; Theory and Reality; Obstacle of Replanning Cities; Old Methods About the Publisher Forgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.com This book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original form
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All human settlements depend, in their growth and in their decline, on social, spiritual, political, and economic forces. These forces are influenced by the status of technics, by the forms of production and consumption, and by the means of transportation available to the settlement builders. This interdependence of social and technological forces is expressed in all kinds of culture and varies only with the variations of the predominant elements.
We can see that this is true as we study cities of the past. They are unlike cities of today, but they show that, as each new order comes into existence, changes in urban development become both possible and necessary. This process is clear wherever we find settlements of men. Students have tended to limit research to large settlements.
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All human settlements depend, in their growth and in their decline, on social, spiritual, political, and economic forces. These forces are influenced by the status of technics, by the forms of production and consumption, and by the means of transportation available to the settlement builders. This interdependence of social and technological forces is expressed in all kinds of culture and varies only with the variations of the predominant elements.
We can see that this is true as we study cities of the past. They are unlike cities of today, but they show that, as each new order comes into existence, changes in urban development become both possible and necessary. This process is clear wherever we find settlements of men. Students have tended to limit research to large settlements.
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