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== Meaning == | == Meaning == | ||
A planned city is a city that has a certain building plan before building the city. It starts off removing any obstacles in the area, and then building the city plan. The opposite of a planned city is a [[Organic City]] | A planned city is a city that has a certain building plan before building the city. It starts off removing any obstacles in the area, and then building the city plan. The opposite of a planned city is a [[Organic City]]. A organic city is a small village that grows naturally over time. | ||
== History == | == History == | ||
Latest revision as of 19:30, 8 February 2024
Meaning
A planned city is a city that has a certain building plan before building the city. It starts off removing any obstacles in the area, and then building the city plan. The opposite of a planned city is a Organic City. A organic city is a small village that grows naturally over time.
History
First Phase
In the First Phase, there were no planned cities.
Second Phase
In the Second Phase, there were a few planned cities. Examples were Anubis, Tokyo and Rome.
Third Phase
In the Third Phase, there were a few planned cities. Examples are Tikal and Tenochtitlan.