This is a new edition of a classic work by one of the eminent scholars in the field of landscape architecture. In contrast to urban planners who see the ever increasing size of our buildings and cities as uncontrollable, Walter L. Creese suggests instead that much can be done with smaller structures in "human sized" communities.
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"Walter Creese's work proves a thoroughness of scholarly research, based on an extraordinarily wide range of historical knowledge." -- Paul Zucker, Landscape Architecture
"A brilliant study of the evolution of the garden city concept of design... An outstanding contribution to knowledge in the field of planning." -- Peter Batchelor, Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians
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