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Developing the Ideal City? Grade 12 Geography

Cities for Protection A reason that people settled in communities long ago Walled cities No longer useful Walled neighbourhoods however are becoming more popular

Showplace Cities Cities that show of the wealth and power of a country Originated with ancient rulers who wanted to demonstrate their power and disposable cash Florence Italy is an example Modern examples are some national capitals Washington Feature beautiful architecture, grand avenues, green spaces and monuments

Showplace Cities

Showplace Cities

Crime Free Cities History Today Clearing bushes from the sides of roads Street lamps Today Crime prevention through environmental design Tumbler Ridge BC example

Garden Cities Early 1900’s Ebenezer Howard in London England Garden cities are small cities completely independent of a nearby large city. Located out in the country Would attract city people, and relieve city congestion. Residents would live and work in their communities and not commute to the large city

Environmentally Sustainable Cities Is this the ideal city? More efficient energy use and effective pollution prevention. Alternative power sources Good Public Transit Diverting waste Green spaces Community gardens Bike lanes Any more?