Organic City: Difference between revisions
Created page with "== Meaning == A organic city is a city that grew naturally. It starts off as a small town with a few buildings and grow over time. A Planned City is the opposite of a organic city. == History == This was the case for all villages/cities in the First Phase. In the Second Phase, examples were Tikal, Tenochtitlan and Ulaanbaatar. In the Third Phase, examples are Anubis, which was a Planned city in the second phase. Another example of a..." |
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== History == | == History == | ||
=== First Phase === | |||
All villages/cities in the [[First Phase]] were organic cities. | |||
=== Second Phase === | |||
In the [[Second Phase]] there were a few organic cities, large examples were [[Tikal]], [[Tenochtitlan]] and [[Ulaanbaatar]]. | |||
=== Third Phase === | |||
In the [[Third Phase]] there are a few organic cities, large examples are [[Anubis]], which was a [[Planned city]] in the second phase. Another example of a third phase organic city is [[Xilocapan]], which grows over time to have more work and people. | |||
Revision as of 20:28, 8 February 2024
Meaning
A organic city is a city that grew naturally. It starts off as a small town with a few buildings and grow over time. A Planned City is the opposite of a organic city.
History
First Phase
All villages/cities in the First Phase were organic cities.
Second Phase
In the Second Phase there were a few organic cities, large examples were Tikal, Tenochtitlan and Ulaanbaatar.
Third Phase
In the Third Phase there are a few organic cities, large examples are Anubis, which was a Planned city in the second phase. Another example of a third phase organic city is Xilocapan, which grows over time to have more work and people.