Module 6 Flashcards

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What is the city beautiful movement?

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Emphasizing beauty and aesthetics thinking about monuments, grand buildings, parks, perfect landscapes, lakes, and circular road systems
- creatre moral and civic virtue among the urban population (price in the city)

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When was the city beautiful movement?

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1800s-1900s

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Who was Daniel hudson burnham?

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Father of american city planning

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When was daniel hudson burnham relevant?

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1846-1912

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What was the world’s Colombian exposition?

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World fair
started in 1893

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What was Daniel Hudson burnhams greates feat?

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Plan of Chicago, followed by manila, Baguio, cleveland, and san francisco

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Where were the majority of downtowns located in Daniel Hudson burnhams plans?

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On or near a lake with a mall, and government buildings surrounding it

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Who was sir Ebenezer howard?

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person who wrote the book garden cities of tomorrow, published in 1898

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When was sir ebenezer howard relevant?

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1850-1928

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What was the bood garden cities of tomorrow about?

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Adressed population and pollution that came about by the industrial revolution by creating garden cities

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What is a garden city?

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A planned residential area, self-contained communities surrounded by greenbelts, containing proportionte areas of residences

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What is the garden city movement?

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A method of urban plannening

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When was the garden city movement intitiated?

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1898 by sir Ebenezer howard in the UK

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Why was the garden city concept made?

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TO produce relatively economically independent cities with short commute times and the preservation of the countryside

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What did planners do when they were constricted on building outwards?

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Built vertically

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What can a greenbelt do?

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protects farmland, natural areas like forests and wetlands, and water resources from urban sprawl, supporting local food production, biodiversity, and a clean water supply

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Who was frank lloyd wright?

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Champion and proponent of urban decentralization

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When was frank lloyd wright relevant?

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1867-1959

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What did frank lloyd wright do?

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Designed the 1,000 hectare broadacre city (self-contained unit)

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What did the broadacre city contain?

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Social services:
schools
trains
museums
Employment:
markets
offcies
nearby farms
industrial areas

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What did frank lloyd wright envision?

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A dispersed settlement of people linked by spacious well landscaped highways transversed in private automobiles

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Who was henry wright?

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Creator of the superblock

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When was henry wright relevant?

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What is a superblock?

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An urban planning strategy that reorganizes a city’s blocks to prioritize people over cars, or a critical data structure in computer file systems that stores metadata about the file system itself.

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What did Clarence Perry do?
Conceptualized the neighbourhood unit, bounded by major streets - has churches, schools, and shops
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When was clarence perry relevant?
1872-1944
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Who is sir patrick Geddes?
Father of regional planning - biologist, sociologist, geographer
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What did sir partick Geddes do?
DIsected the planning environment by analyzing occupational activities - used observational and rational methods
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When was sir patrick geddes relevant?
1954-1932
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Who introduced the term conurbation?
Sir patrick geddes
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Who is edward Bassett?
Urban planner and lawyer who was the father of american zoning
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What did edward Bassett do?
First to use zoning as a means of implementing land use in New York - coined the term freeway and parkway
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When was edward bassett relevant?
1863-1948
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What is ekistics?
Marriage of sciences for human settlements - cultural disciplines, economics, sociology, technical disciplines, political sciences (admin)
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Who was william Levitt?
Father of american suburbia
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What did william levitt do?
Inventor of teh suburb - controversial - white people only
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Who is robert moses?
Master builder of New York - one of the mopst controversial figures in history of urban planning
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What did robert moses' plans include?
Parkways, expressways, and housing development
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What did robery\t moses believe?
Cities should revolve around the car
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What is advocacy planning?
Planning from below - considering opinions from residents
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Who was the founder of modern community organibzing?
Saul david alinsky
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Who published an article on the ladder of citizen participation?
Sherry arnstein
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What are some examples of advocacies in planning?
- Co.management - participatory - social inclusion - sustainability
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When was robert moses relevant?
1888-1981
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Who is Jane jacobs?
an urban activist who was strong and vocal against urbsn renwal, fought for new urbanism
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What book did jane jacobs write?
The death and life of american cities (1961) and The economy of cities
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What happened because of jane Jacobs activism?
the eventual fall of urban renewal and more towards city diversity, mixed-use dense neighbourhoods and vibrant communities
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Did jane jacobs believe cities were for cars or people?
People
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In canada what was jane jacobs known for?
Cancelling the Spadina expressway and associated network of highwats under construction - influence on teh regeneration of the st. Lawrence neighbourhood
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What is new urbanism?
An increasingly trendy planning concept that seeks to recreate teh pedestrian-friendly and high-density cities from the 19th and 20th centuries
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What doe snew urbanism promote?
The creation and restoration of diverse, walkable, compact, vibrnaat, mixed-use communities composed of the same components as controversial development, but assemebled in a more intergzted fashion, in the form of complete communities
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What are the principles of new urbanism?
- Walkabilty - Connectivity - Mixed-use and diversity - Mixed housing - Qulaity architecture and urban design - Traditional neighbourhood structure - Increased density - Smart transportation - sustainabilty - quality of life
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What is GIS (geographic information system?
a computer-based tool that captures, stores, analyzes, and displays data related to positions on Earth's surface - different levels