Sentence examples for towns layout from inspiring English sources

The towns' layout was generally predicated on practical needs with open spaces mostly planned for functional imperatives (James and Vance 1990, pp. 251 361).

Both Atzmon (2013) former head of the AANB and Amit, who produced Rahat's master plan (cited in Golan-Yoel 2013, 46), expressed their vision that urban growth would sprawl into open spaces between neighborhoods giving a more cohesive shape to the towns layout.

During the ensuing Roman period a typical forum and town layout grew up between the two ancient Greek sanctuaries.

Much of the town has been restored as a national historical and cultural monument, with maximum retention of old architecture and town layout.

Wood the Elder transformed Bath by adapting the town layout to a sort of Roman plan, emphasizing the processional aspect of social life during the period.

The World Cup has prompted investment in better roads, water systems, town layout and tree planting programs, on top of the new airport and soccer stadium.

These were made worse by poor town layout, location (surrounded by mountains), intense sunlight and low wind speed.

There is one specific town layout with all the houses and shops on one side of the river, and totally empty land on the other side.

The Bedouin towns' physical layout and structure are primarily a product of top-down government decisions, actions and state-led formal planning which was implemented within the context of the state-building processes discussed above, combined with "bottom-up" public initiatives and responses of an internally colonized population from below.

When we arrived the next morning, we discovered that even the town's layout was eccentric.

He'd studied the town's layout before we moved, scoured rental ads, and chosen a stone 'worker's house' for us that I found ugly and he adored.