An Encyclopdia of Industrialism
An Encyclopdia of Industrialism
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) Up-to-date Development of Housing. In the pre- ceding periods we have seen how new methods in the art of town building were developed. But great as was the progress made, the structure of the town had remained fundamentally unchanged. Since the 'nineties of the last century, however, certain ideas appear which entirely break away from the traditional con- ception of the town, and introduce new methods of town construction. These tendencies are represented by the Town- Planning and Garden City... movements.
We shall best understand the object of these efforts if we consider them historically. The first modern period of town building has shown us how unmethodical and uncontrolled ways of building lead only to a bad and dangerous condition of affairs. Such a state of things is, in the long run, detrimental even to the interests of the landowner. The second period, 1848-90, realized that strict regulations and public control are advantageous. It appeared necessary to guide the 276 AN ENCYCLOPAEDIA OF INDUSTRIALISM.
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) Up-to-date Development of Housing. In the pre- ceding periods we have seen how new methods in the art of town building were developed. But great as was the progress made, the structure of the town had remained fundamentally unchanged. Since the 'nineties of the last century, however, certain ideas appear which entirely break away from the traditional con- ception of the town, and introduce new methods of town construction. These tendencies are represented by the Town- Planning and Garden City... movements.
We shall best understand the object of these efforts if we consider them historically. The first modern period of town building has shown us how unmethodical and uncontrolled ways of building lead only to a bad and dangerous condition of affairs. Such a state of things is, in the long run, detrimental even to the interests of the landowner. The second period, 1848-90, realized that strict regulations and public control are advantageous. It appeared necessary to guide the 276 AN ENCYCLOPAEDIA OF INDUSTRIALISM.
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