Sentence examples for experimental city from inspiring English sources

Recently, YC began planning a pilot project to test the feasibility of building its own experimental city.

The lively chapter on Whitman shows the simultaneous creation of an experimental city and an experimental literature.

On April 12, Paolo Soleri will discuss his designs for Arcosanti, an experimental city in Arizona that is designed to complement the area's nature and ecology.

So has the South Korean experimental city, dubbed by some as 'city-in-a-box' because of its reliance on technology, been a success?

So has the experimental city, dubbed by some as a "city-in-a-box" because of its reliance on technology, been a success?

"There will be virtually nothing left in store," he says: "I want not just to exhibit culture, but to build a culture in what is still an experimental city".

Although one of the most architecturally experimental cities in Europe, Barcelona is suffering from what ails the entire Spanish economy, which is currently in a deep recession.

But he was also a futurist fascinated by experimental cities – a sort of mass-market Le Corbusier whose visions "might seem daft, but at least he had the modesty to contain them within the fantasy of entertainment rather than to unleash them on the world untested".

It now even resembles (if faintly) New York, Boston, London, and Paris – those thoroughly planned, non-experimental cities where, Banham lamented, "warring pressure groups cannot get out of one another's hair because they are pressed together in a sacred labyrinth of cultural monuments and real estate values".

Sam LeFrak, in characteristic fashion, vowed to undertake "probably the largest job that has ever been built since the pyramids" and create the "experimental prototype city of tomorrow".

On top of that, a 20-minute tram ride is the Törten Estate, an experimental garden city with three versions of terraced social housing.