Episode 2: Sir Ebenezer Howard
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- Опубліковано 9 вер 2024
- Ferris Presents: Great Ideas from Famous Planners and How to Steal Those Ideas in Cities Skylines.
Howard came up with the "Garden City" concept, which was years ahead of its time inspired (and continues to inspire) planners around the world. His idea was revolutionary: to create a self-sustaining town-country design that was self-sustaining and also created social equity.
His design for the model Garden City region is detailed and specific, so that it could be recreated. For my next Cities Skylines project, I am going to build Ebenezer Howard's Garden City, so be on the lookout for that!
Enjoy, folks!
Thank you
THANK U NICE JOB
Big Up To The LGC
Yes! Can't wait, how was the show
Howard was a G.
Thank you :-)
Dear Ferris,
One more question, which journal is the best and most authentic journal for urban planning? Since, I applied for an urban planning master course, I should know where to submit my articles. Could you please help me with that?
the video was so great, may I ask the name of software you worked with when you were drawing the Idea of haward’s?
It's a PC game called Cities:Skylines. Heavily modded.
What are the questions related to this topic?
Hi, which software are you using in your video to recreate the plan?
It's a PC game called Cities:Skylines.
I'm afraid, may I ask if you are studying Urban Planning in a University?
I did study it. I earned my degree, and now I am work in planning and economic development.
I am majored in architecture, and now have applied for Urban Planning for my masters degree. Could u recommend me some books that can be of help for a person like me?
Absolutely. Design with Nature by Ian McHarg; The Social Life of Small Urban Spaces by William H. Whyte; Triumph of the City by Edward Glaeser; The Death and Life of Great American Cities by Jane Jacobs; basically anything and everything by Kevin Lynch (My favorites are: The Image of the City, A Theory of Good City Form, and Site Planning); A Pattern Language by Christopher Alexander; The City in History by Lewis Mumford (if you like history); Urban Economics by Arthur O'Sullivan (to understand the economics of urban development, this is the best book out there); The Key to Sustainable Cities by Gwendolyn Hallsmith; City Comforts by David Sucher; the Trouble with City Planning by Kristina Ford; The Wealth and Poverty of Regions by Mario Polese . . . That's probably enough to get you started.
Thank you very very much for all the books you recommended. I really appreciate you taking the time to write all these for me.
Thanks a million bro