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Examples of town planning

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It did not break completely with the modern functional style, but used it primarily for commercial buildings, in road construction and townplanning.
The safety case is a point of contact between experts from disciplines as diverse as electronic engineering, townplanning, nuclear science and medicine.
Moreover, issues of environmental quality have frequently been neglected in what little townplanning does take place for such settlements in most cities.
Our work should not be mistaken for townplanning.
The concept of space in its usual sense has already been removed from modern townplanning.
The municipality, through its townplanning policies, would colonize it and make it useful - but the fruit of the colony would be industrial, not agricultural.
The role of women in early twentieth-century townplanning circles is acknowledged by two authors researching in very different geographical locations.
Nonetheless, this is a useful addition to the body of literature on post-war rebuilding and on townplanning.
Initially built as a solution to agrarian problems, irrigation later developed as an issue of townplanning and urbanization.
This corresponded with similar networking activities undertaken in the townplanning movement, and even predated the internationalization of other public services, notably policing.
A discontinuous growth pattern can be instrumental to the townplanning of a defined urban area.
He also sat on the editorial committees of various journals devoted to local government and townplanning.
Later on, this reorganization took the form of townplanning.
Of course, some developers were themselves advocates of townplanning but these figures tend be noted by historians precisely because they were unusual.
The early townplanning movement was viewed with some class suspicion, as was the role of the central state.
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