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Ebenezer Howard's "Garden Cities of To-Morrow," subtitled "Being the Second Edition of To-Morrow: a Peaceful Path to Real Reform," is a landmark work in urban planning and social reform. This influential book outlines Howard's visionary concept of garden cities, designed to combine the advantages of both urban and rural living. A key text in the history of urban design and city planning, it explores the potential for creating self-sufficient communities that offer residents access to green spaces, employment opportunities, and a high quality of life. Howard's ideas sparked an international movement, impacting urban development for decades to come. This meticulously prepared print edition offers readers the opportunity to engage directly with Howard's original arguments and proposals. Explore the foundations of garden cities and their lasting impact on social sciences, architecture, landscape design, and the ongoing quest for better urban environments.
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