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Urban Morphology Three Colonial Cities

Boston

Philadelphia

Plan Influences - New England Organic: “unplanned,” develops over time in response to functional needs of community, influenced by topography Bastide: European new towns; egalitarian assignment of land; orthogonal plan

Plan Influences – Mid-Atlantic Speculator’s Model – grid-plan (London’s West End with square) London Rebuilt (City of London)

Leicester Square

Philadelphia’s Elfreth’s Alley

Southern Economy Agriculturally based plantations Weak town system

Southern Colonies -- Annapolis

Southern Plan Influences English Renaissance in America (Georgian Style) Grand lay-out: circles & squares Town served social & political functions

State House

Grand Residences

Shiplap House

City Docks

Three Models in Colonial America Organic, functional [Boston] American Grid – Land Speculator’s Model [Philadelphia] English Renaissance [Annapolis]