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The post-romantic landscape of Telford New Town

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Journal, Research (Article)

This paper "focuses on the design and early management of the landscape/urban forestry structure of the town, and the lessons that can be learned from its 'post-romantic' landscape. The paper concludes with an argument for improving the image and marketing of the urban forestry approach to urban green-space design, deemed essential if it is to be to the mainstay of the success of future large-scale urban development." [UMN]

"As urbanisation proceeds at an ever-increasing rate across Europe, the demand for a "quality of urban life" also increases. Rapid urban development is not a new phenomenon, and this paper reflects upon the product of an earlier phase of such development in Telford New Town, UK. It focuses on the design and early management of the landscape/urban forestry structure of the town, and the lessons that can be learned from its "post-romantic" landscape. This paper concludes with an argument for improving the image and marketing of the urban forestry approach to urban green-space design, deemed essential if it is to be to the mainstay of the success of future large-scale urban development." [Abstract]

Authors
A.J. Simson
Date Published
2004
Journal/Conference
Landscape and Urban Planning
Publisher
Elsevier
Publisher Location
Amsterdam (NL)
ISBN/ISSN
0169-2046
Volume/Issue/Number
52//2-3
Start Page
189
End Page
197
Sub-Topics
General History of UF, Landscape Design, Planning
State(s)/Region(s)
Northern Europe
Keywords
Urbanisation, Leaf characteristics, Telford, Design, Landscape, New Town
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