radburn nj
radburn nj
Radburn was the first garden city in the US. This is a travelogue built with the Tripod Photo Album Builder. All the photos were taken with a digital camera, minimally processed and uploaded to Tripod Photo Album Builder. I am also using the NEW comment and link features! Click here for a free blog and album
Pedestrian Underpass
Pedestrian Underpass 
 
Pedestrians cross roads using a series of underpasses.
Garden Cities (England)
Letchworth Garden City
Utopian Britannica - info on Welwyn and Letchworth
Letchworth Garden City Society - interesting articles
Colonial Terraces (Newburgh NY) - by Henry Wright

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Hi I am working on something similar for our neighborhood which was designed by Henry Wright in 1918. So far my research has found that before Colonial Terraces in Newburgh, NY he did several neighborhoods in St. Louis area. All based on the english garden concept.
He then went on to design other neighborhoods such as Sunnyside Gardens in NY with his partner Clarence Stein. Radburn was their biggest project and most famous.
Thanks for the photos it is great to see the similarities in the neighborhoods. Our neighborhoods website id www.ctna.info
Thanks
brigidanne | [email protected] | June 29, 2006

I am indeed aware of Clarence Stein's work on Sunnyside in Queens. But it is arguable whether that is a garden city or merely an apartment development. Neither Stein nor the press that he received believed that the Sunnyside development (or his later work in the Bronx) were the full implementation of the "garden city" concept as Radburn was.
Michael (author) | February 24, 2006

The same landscape architect who designed Radburn also designed Sunnyside, NY... four years earlier. Your's is not the 'first' garden city.... sorry....
Timothy Mullin | [email protected] | February 13, 2006


it very beautifull and i think it a place to come and have fun.
christy | April 17, 2005