Medieval cities Tipologhy:

- Roman origin
- Spontaneus
- Planned
-French Bastides
-European chequered
- Multiplied
- Atraction and enveloping
- Planned
- Multiplied
- Exemples of Medieval
transformations
Piero della Francesca c.1475
Fra Giocondo 1513
Galeazzo Sforza, Duque de Milán Antonio Averlino Filarete1400-1469
Pietro Cataneo c.1554
Industrial Revolution shock
Utopian Socialists
Garden City Nature
Functional City Reason
Historic City Tradition
Garden City Nature
Functional City Reason
Functional City Pioneers
L.C. City
Historic City Tradition
Continuity of Tradition as Urban progress
H.P.Berlage
J.J.P. 0ud
Hoek van Holland 1924
Kiefhoek 1925-29
 20’ Germany
From Ludwig Hilberseimer’s
“Vertical City” to
“Weimar’s republic siedlungen”
HOCHHAUSSTADT
Vertical City
Törten 1926-28
Dammerstock 1927-29
Siemensstadt 1929-1931
1927 Karl Ehn
1934 última defensa de la resistencia obrera
Functional City
from
International Style
to
International of Utopia
Fundacion CIAM
International Style
USA 1939
Cidade dos Motores, Brasil. 1945
Chimbote, Perú 1948
Bogotá, Colombia 1951-53
 Lucio Costa

Brasilia 1956-60
Van der Broek & Bakema

Tel Aviv 1962

Ashdod 1965
Amsterdam Pampus 1965
Golden Lane Housing Londres 1952
International of Utopia
Japanese Metabolists
Kurokawa
Utopic city1966
Kenzo Tange, Tokio Bay Plan 1960
Kenzo Tange, Residencial unit 25.000 pers. 1959
Plug-in City, 1964
Walking City, 1964
Housing type
city type