urbanism

ur·ban·ism

U0144600 (ûr′bə-nĭz′əm)n.1. The culture or way of life of city dwellers.2. Urbanization.3. The theory of city planning.

urbanism

(ˈɜːbəˌnɪzəm) n1. (Human Geography) a. the character of city lifeb. the study of this2. (Human Geography) a less common term for urbanization

ur•ban•ism

(ˈɜr bəˌnɪz əm)

n. 1. the way of life of people who live in a city. 2. the study of city life. 3. urbanization. [1885–90; < French]

urbanism

the views and behavior of those who champion urban living as superior to life elsewhere. Cf. ruralism, suburbanism. — urbanistic, adj.See also: Attitudes

the views of those who prefer to live in cities. — urbanist, n., adj.See also: Cities

Translations

StadtlebenUrbanistikurbanistyka

Urbanism

a trend in 20th-century urban planning. The proponents of urbanism argue that cities play a dominant and unquestionably positive role in modern civilization. The urbanists have therefore devoted their attention primarily to the development of the largest possible urban-planning structures, which are designed to accommodate great numbers of people. The work of Le Corbusier laid the foundations for the theory of urbanism, which developed especially rapidly in the 1920’s. In the same decade, urbanist ideas had a considerable influence on some Soviet architects, including N. A. Ladovskii.

Urbanism frequently stands for the term “urban planning.”

单词	urbanism
释义	urbanism ur·ban·ism U0144600 (ûr′bə-nĭz′əm)n.1. The culture or way of life of city dwellers.2. Urbanization.3. The theory of city planning. urbanism (ˈɜːbəˌnɪzəm) n1. (Human Geography) a. the character of city lifeb. the study of this2. (Human Geography) a less common term for urbanization ur•ban•ism (ˈɜr bəˌnɪz əm) n. 1. the way of life of people who live in a city. 2. the study of city life. 3. urbanization. [1885–90; < French] urbanism the views and behavior of those who champion urban living as superior to life elsewhere. Cf. ruralism, suburbanism. — urbanistic, adj.See also: Attitudes the views of those who prefer to live in cities. — urbanist, n., adj.See also: Cities Translations StadtlebenUrbanistikurbanistyka Urbanism Urbanism a trend in 20th-century urban planning. The proponents of urbanism argue that cities play a dominant and unquestionably positive role in modern civilization. The urbanists have therefore devoted their attention primarily to the development of the largest possible urban-planning structures, which are designed to accommodate great numbers of people. The work of Le Corbusier laid the foundations for the theory of urbanism, which developed especially rapidly in the 1920’s. In the same decade, urbanist ideas had a considerable influence on some Soviet architects, including N. A. Ladovskii. Urbanism frequently stands for the term “urban planning.” LegalSeeUrban
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