According to Marcuse's' typology, the 3 different types of planners always...

mix to some degree, often in tension with each other

The utopias of Howard, Wright & Le C. were a response to urban developments of the early 19th century. What were these?

Uncontrolled growth due to feverish speculation and laissez-faire politics

Which of the following does not apply to Le Corbusier nor Howard ?

Procedural, process-elements such as representation and participation

What critique was NOT given by Jane Jacobs (on 1960's planning practices)

No attention is paid to unheard voices and recognitional justice

Can you name a design element that both Howard and Le Corbusier had in common?

Both focused on zoning, separate leisure, work and housing

Wright proposed the ''Broadacres'' city plan, what was central to his utopia?

The idea of individual ownership and individualism

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What concept is Jane Jacobs best known for in The Death and Life of Great American Cities?
Garden City Planning
Moonwalk Ballet
Urban Renewal Projects
Eyes on the Street
2
Le Corbusier is on Swiss Franc bank notes
False
True
3
According to Marcuse's' typology, the 3 different types of planners always...
have been on the physical aspect of urban space, on harmony or order
want to challenge the conventional and the established order
lack concern with implementation, developing instead ideal models
mix to some degree, often in tension with each other
4
The utopias of Howard, Wright & Le C. were a response to urban developments of the early 19th century. What were these?
Very strict government regulations and borders limited the growth of cities
Industrialisation made cities prioritize factories over residential areas
Uncontrolled growth due to feverish speculation and laissez-faire politics
City design prioritized car-use which lead to high levels of pollution
5
Which of the following does not apply to Le Corbusier nor Howard ?
Satellite towns, core with smaller cities (hierarchy of cities)
Green structures and green buffer zones and decentralised urban structures
Residential zones in the new towns, commercial and cultural in the core
Procedural, process-elements such as representation and participation
6
What critique was NOT given by Jane Jacobs (on 1960's planning practices)
No attention for everyday practices and ordinary knowledge
Utopian planning is blueprint planning and is lacking human scale
No attention is paid to unheard voices and recognitional justice
It simplifies reality and doesn't do justice to the complexity of a city
7
Can you name a design element that both Howard and Le Corbusier had in common?
Both focused on cooperation, individual freedom and efficiency
Both focused on mixed-use spaces, low-rise and affordable housing
Both focused on zoning, separate leisure, work and housing
Both focused on green, less cars and high quality public transit
8
Wright proposed the ''Broadacres'' city plan, what was central to his utopia?
The idea of moderate decentralization and cooperation
The idea of individual ownership and individualism
The idea of compact and efficient buildings
The idea of central organization and top-down planning
9
Le Corbusier, Howard & Jacobs were all trained planners
True
False

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9 termsStudBud Administration20 plays

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Questions 9

Answers

1
What concept is Jane Jacobs best known for in The Death and Life of Great American Cities?
Garden City Planning
Moonwalk Ballet
Urban Renewal Projects
Eyes on the Street
2
Le Corbusier is on Swiss Franc bank notes
False
True
3
According to Marcuse's' typology, the 3 different types of planners always...
have been on the physical aspect of urban space, on harmony or order
want to challenge the conventional and the established order
lack concern with implementation, developing instead ideal models
mix to some degree, often in tension with each other
4
The utopias of Howard, Wright & Le C. were a response to urban developments of the early 19th century. What were these?
Very strict government regulations and borders limited the growth of cities
Industrialisation made cities prioritize factories over residential areas
Uncontrolled growth due to feverish speculation and laissez-faire politics
City design prioritized car-use which lead to high levels of pollution
5
Which of the following does not apply to Le Corbusier nor Howard ?
Satellite towns, core with smaller cities (hierarchy of cities)
Green structures and green buffer zones and decentralised urban structures
Residential zones in the new towns, commercial and cultural in the core
Procedural, process-elements such as representation and participation
6
What critique was NOT given by Jane Jacobs (on 1960's planning practices)
No attention for everyday practices and ordinary knowledge
Utopian planning is blueprint planning and is lacking human scale
No attention is paid to unheard voices and recognitional justice
It simplifies reality and doesn't do justice to the complexity of a city
7
Can you name a design element that both Howard and Le Corbusier had in common?
Both focused on cooperation, individual freedom and efficiency
Both focused on mixed-use spaces, low-rise and affordable housing
Both focused on zoning, separate leisure, work and housing
Both focused on green, less cars and high quality public transit
8
Wright proposed the ''Broadacres'' city plan, what was central to his utopia?
The idea of moderate decentralization and cooperation
The idea of individual ownership and individualism
The idea of compact and efficient buildings
The idea of central organization and top-down planning
9
Le Corbusier, Howard & Jacobs were all trained planners
True
False