Harvard Design Magazine
Publication date:
2018-04-01
Volume:
45
Pages:
18 -
26
Publisher:
MIT Press
Author:
Tattara, Martino
Aureli, Pier Vittorio
Keywords:
Ginzburg, Green city, 1201 Architecture, 1205 Urban and Regional Planning, 3301 Architecture, 3303 Design, 3304 Urban and regional planning
Abstract:
Mosaj Ginzburg's Green City proposal aimed at reorganising urban settlements as a network of single-occupant cells, communal houses, and collective facilities scattered along infrastructure across rural territories. It represents perhaps one of the most radical legacies from spatial-planning experiments in the early years of the Soviet Union. It is also the highlight of a specific tendency known as 'disurbanism'.