gardencity
A garden city is a type of planned residential community designed to combine the amenities of urban living with the natural beauty of the countryside. The concept was first proposed by Ebenezer Howard in his 1898 book, "Tomorrow: A Peaceful Path to Real Reform," later retitled "Garden Cities of To-morrow." Howard envisioned self-contained communities of limited size, surrounded by a green belt of permanently cultivated land.
The core principles of the garden city movement include a balance between residential, industrial, and agricultural
The first successful garden city was Letchworth Garden City, founded in 1903 in Hertfordshire, England. Another
Garden cities are characterized by a lower population density than traditional cities, with ample green spaces,