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  • Ongoing Research by Saskia Hulskes Between utopian dreams and reality East- and West-German company towns in the twentieth century : Full of optimism for a better future, the adolescents walk through the arcades in the form of triumphal arches of the new residence of (...)
  • Ongoing Research by Rachel Keeton Postcards from Babylon: New Towns in Asia After 1990 : There are no first-hand images of the ancient Mesopotamian city of Babylon. For this reason, the city became a favorite of artists. The (...)

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  • The Organic City: Method or Methaphor?
  • New Towns for the 21st century: Planned versus Unplanned
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  • drs. Simone Rots The Squatted New Town: Informality and New Towns, Venezuelan Case Studies
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  • ir. Jing Zhou Building by Registering: a tailor-made method of housing development: Beijing-Amsterdam



    • Article by Joris van Casteren
    Droomsteden
    This is the fourth installment in Joris van Casteren’s series on New Towns across Europe. In this article from the summer issue of Hollands Diep, Van Casteren explores this Polish New Town and the people that call it home. Nowa Huta was also the subject of a recent INTI research trip. Click here to order a copy of Hollands Diep. Click here to read Van Casteren’s article (...)

    The meaning of ’Organic’ in Architecture and Urban Planning
    The result of INTI’s 2010 research on the Organic City has just been published! Stay tuned for information about an upcoming book presentation for the latest in the INTI series! Go to info@newtowninstitute.org to order your copy now!

    New INTI publication!
    The result of INTI’s 2009 conference on the Planned versus the Unplanned has just been published! Stay tuned for information about an upcoming book presentation for the latest in the INTI series! Click here to order your copy now!







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