If anything, it could serve as a bleak memorial to the concept of twin towns.
In Sicily, public opinion (the public being anyone not a member of the ruling class) counted for nothing, and hence these seemingly revolutionary new concepts of town planning could be freely executed.
The concept of a town for the deaf is lost on me.
Then came the more difficult issue of trying to establish whether, given the vagaries of the terminology employed, there was such a thing as "the concept" of a town and, if so, what it stood for.
"We were trying to show the developer the possibility of developing this in scale with a sensitivity to the environment and an integration into the concept of the town.
The concept of a town centre for the area dates back to 1975, and is intended to have a high concentration of high-density housing, offices, cultural, entertainment and education facilities to serve major growth areas of the region, served by rapid transit service.
Where and when did the concept of twinning towns and villages originate, and what was the reason behind it?
He is most renowned for Tescopoly, his book about the rise of the titular retail giant, and his subsequent invention of the concept of "clone towns".
Crimson Architectural Historians, from the Netherlands, explore the devolution of the once-progressive concept of "new towns," from postwar experiments in healthy cities devised by architects for the common good to gated communities and commercial developments for the few.
The idea, which morphed into the similar concept of new towns, was to provide planned, self-contained places that combined pleasant homes with green space and room for businesses to expand.
