Garden Cities : a Warburton Lecture Delivered On 24th October, 1904
Garden Cities : a Warburton Lecture Delivered On 24th October, 1904
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These conditions satisfied, we have in a nutshell the principle of the Garden City originally advocated by Mr. Ebeneser Howard in his book entitled " To-morrow." The benefits calculated to arise, from the the laying out and formation, of a town upon a definite plan from the first, are too obvious to need explanation, but when coupled with the ownership of the land in the vicinity of the town site, the advantages are greater than at first sight appear. A local authority thus equipped can control... the size of the town by rigidly adhering to the original plan, and can approximately control the density of the popula- tion, by limiting the number of houses to be erected per acre, but in addition, a double advantage will be secured by the retention of the surrounding belt of agricultural land, for not only will the health of the industrial?
inhabitants of the town be ensured, as far as abundance of fresh air can ensure it, but the proportion of the population employed in agriculture will be increased, by providing an adequate local market for the consumption of what I may call the smaller agricultural industries such as the production of milk, fruit, poultry and vegetables.
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These conditions satisfied, we have in a nutshell the principle of the Garden City originally advocated by Mr. Ebeneser Howard in his book entitled " To-morrow." The benefits calculated to arise, from the the laying out and formation, of a town upon a definite plan from the first, are too obvious to need explanation, but when coupled with the ownership of the land in the vicinity of the town site, the advantages are greater than at first sight appear. A local authority thus equipped can control... the size of the town by rigidly adhering to the original plan, and can approximately control the density of the popula- tion, by limiting the number of houses to be erected per acre, but in addition, a double advantage will be secured by the retention of the surrounding belt of agricultural land, for not only will the health of the industrial?
inhabitants of the town be ensured, as far as abundance of fresh air can ensure it, but the proportion of the population employed in agriculture will be increased, by providing an adequate local market for the consumption of what I may call the smaller agricultural industries such as the production of milk, fruit, poultry and vegetables.
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