ConnectedCities draws its inspiration from Ebenezer Howard's Social Cities.
The vision is for compact, high quality, walkable developments focused
around existing and new railway stations. Groups of settlements - some
existing, some new - are linked using existing rail corridors and
clustered around a 'hub town'. Together they form a ConnectedCity. CONFERENCE Due to government restrictions the live Metroisation conference to hear Sir Peter Hendy has been postponed until late 2021 PREVIOUS SEMINARS
...................................................................................... The ConnectedCities approach to development applies in a broad range of circumstances: a town growth zone within an existing town, a new green quarter on the edge of an existing town or a new green town. Delivery ConnectedCities accepts a wide range of delivery mechanisms depending on local circumstances, including an innovative approach for new settlements, focused as Howard suggested on public ownership of land value and removal of land cost from house prices. The choice of how and where to build is made by the local population. Book Copies of the ConnectedCities book describing the the concept in detail are available as a free download here. News, Discussion & Access to Seminar Videos & Presentations Sign up for occasional notifications. We promise not to spam you or pass details to any third party. Join the forum debate and access seminar materials. LORD ADONIS VIDEO - Build Around Rail Stations New Garden Towns & Existing Communities - Presentations | The global population is predicted to grow by 2.4 billion by 2050. ConnectedCities provides a framework for sustainable growth to allow all people to live prosperous lives without damaging the planet The UK population forecast for 2050 is 78 million. Additionally 5 million people are effected by the housing shortage, so houses for 20 million additional people are needed by 2050. ConnectedCities is a means to accommodate this growth with the minimum impact on the existing population and settlements, and with the least traffic generation and energy usage. |
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