Garden village - Revision history

Editor at 20:39, 25 September 2020

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	* Garden cities.		* Garden cities.
	* Garden Communities Programme.		* Garden Communities Programme.
		+	* Garden suburb.
	* Garden town.		* Garden town.
	* Green Belt.		* Green Belt.
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	* Village.		* Village.

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Designing Buildings at 07:53, 17 November 2019

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	* Village.		* Village.

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Designing Buildings at 10:46, 13 February 2019

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	Due to the high level of interest, the government has made an additional £1 million available for other garden village proposals, and may run a further call for expressions of interest in 2017.		Due to the high level of interest, the government has made an additional £1 million available for other garden village proposals, and may run a further call for expressions of interest in 2017.
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		+	In February 2019, the government announced a £9 million cash injection to speed up the locally-led building of new garden towns and villages, helping get 21 sites ready for development. Ref [https://www.gov.uk/government/news/cash-boost-to-help-build-200000-homes-in-new-garden-towns https://www.gov.uk/government/news/cash-boost-to-help-build-200000-homes-in-new-garden-towns]

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Editor at 15:31, 8 October 2018

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	* Garden town.		* Garden town.
	* Green Belt.		* Green Belt.
		+	* Hamlet.
	* Jane Jacobs and garden villages.		* Jane Jacobs and garden villages.
	* Landscape urbanism.		* Landscape urbanism.

Editor at 16:01, 2 October 2018

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	Due to the high level of interest, the government has made an additional £1 million available for other garden village proposals, and may run a further call for expressions of interest in 2017.		Due to the high level of interest, the government has made an additional £1 million available for other garden village proposals, and may run a further call for expressions of interest in 2017.

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	* BREEAM communities.		* BREEAM communities.
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	* Town and Country Planning Association.		* Town and Country Planning Association.
	* Urban design.		* Urban design.
		+	* Village.

	[[Category:Planning_permission]] [[Category:Policy]]		[[Category:Planning_permission]] [[Category:Policy]]

Editor at 12:55, 15 August 2018

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−	~~\|width="100%"~~\| We do not consider that there is a single template for a garden village, town or city. It will be important for the new community to establish a clear and distinct sense of identity. We want to see local areas adopt innovative approaches and solutions to creating great places, rather than following a set of rules. Equally, we are clear that this prospectus is not looking to support places which merely use ‘garden’ as a convenient label. Rather, we will support local areas that embed key garden city principles to develop communities that stand out from the ordinary. We do not want to impose a set of development principles on local areas, and will support local areas in developing their own vision for their communities. But, we will want to see evidence of attractive, well-designed places with local support.	+	\| We do not consider that there is a single template for a garden village, town or city. It will be important for the new community to establish a clear and distinct sense of identity. We want to see local areas adopt innovative approaches and solutions to creating great places, rather than following a set of rules. Equally, we are clear that this prospectus is not looking to support places which merely use ‘garden’ as a convenient label. Rather, we will support local areas that embed key garden city principles to develop communities that stand out from the ordinary. We do not want to impose a set of development principles on local areas, and will support local areas in developing their own vision for their communities. But, we will want to see evidence of attractive, well-designed places with local support.
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−	~~\|width="100%"~~\| ...we are defining garden villages, to include proposals that are not eligible under our existing offer, which is restricted to new garden towns and cities of over 10,000 homes. Therefore, to be eligible under this section of the prospectus, proposals must be for a new settlement of 1,500 – 10,000 homes. The garden village must be a new discrete settlement, and not an extension of an existing town or village. This does not exclude proposals where there are already a few existing homes.	+	\| ...we are defining garden villages, to include proposals that are not eligible under our existing offer, which is restricted to new garden towns and cities of over 10,000 homes. Therefore, to be eligible under this section of the prospectus, proposals must be for a new settlement of 1,500 – 10,000 homes. The garden village must be a new discrete settlement, and not an extension of an existing town or village. This does not exclude proposals where there are already a few existing homes.
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	* Eco Town.		* Eco Town.
	* Garden cities.		* Garden cities.
		+	* Garden Communities Programme.
	* Garden town.		* Garden town.
	* Green Belt.		* Green Belt.

Editor at 15:44, 29 June 2018

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−	\|width="100%"\|	+	\|width="100%"\| We do not consider that there is a single template for a garden village, town or city. It will be important for the new community to establish a clear and distinct sense of identity. We want to see local areas adopt innovative approaches and solutions to creating great places, rather than following a set of rules. Equally, we are clear that this prospectus is not looking to support places which merely use ‘garden’ as a convenient label. Rather, we will support local areas that embed key garden city principles to develop communities that stand out from the ordinary. We do not want to impose a set of development principles on local areas, and will support local areas in developing their own vision for their communities. But, we will want to see evidence of attractive, well-designed places with local support.
−	We do not consider that there is a single template for a garden village, town or city. It will be important for the new community to establish a clear and distinct sense of identity. We want to see local areas adopt innovative approaches and solutions to creating great places, rather than following a set of rules.	+
−	Equally, we are clear that this prospectus is not looking to support places which merely use ‘garden’ as a convenient label. Rather, we will support local areas that embed key garden city principles to develop communities that stand out from the ordinary. We do not want to impose a set of development principles on local areas, and will support local areas in developing their own vision for their communities. But, we will want to see evidence of attractive, well-designed places with local support.	+
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−	\|width="100%"\|	+	\|width="100%"\| ...we are defining garden villages, to include proposals that are not eligible under our existing offer, which is restricted to new garden towns and cities of over 10,000 homes. Therefore, to be eligible under this section of the prospectus, proposals must be for a new settlement of 1,500 – 10,000 homes. The garden village must be a new discrete settlement, and not an extension of an existing town or village. This does not exclude proposals where there are already a few existing homes.
−	...we are defining garden villages, to include proposals that are not eligible under our existing offer, which is restricted to new garden towns and cities of over 10,000 homes. Therefore, to be eligible under this section of the prospectus, proposals must be for a new settlement of 1,500 – 10,000 homes.	+
−	The garden village must be a new discrete settlement, and not an extension of an existing town or village. This does not exclude proposals where there are already a few existing homes.	+
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	* Jane Jacobs and garden villages.		* Jane Jacobs and garden villages.
	* Landscape urbanism.		* Landscape urbanism.
		+	* New Town Development Corporation.
	* Smart cities.		* Smart cities.
	* The compact sustainable city.		* The compact sustainable city.

Designing Buildings at 12:57, 20 June 2018

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−	\|width="100%"\|We do not consider that there is a single template for a garden village, town or city. It will be important for the new community to establish a clear and distinct sense of identity. We want to see local areas adopt innovative approaches and solutions to creating great places, rather than following a set of rules.	+	\|width="100%"\|
		+	We do not consider that there is a single template for a garden village, town or city. It will be important for the new community to establish a clear and distinct sense of identity. We want to see local areas adopt innovative approaches and solutions to creating great places, rather than following a set of rules.
	Equally, we are clear that this prospectus is not looking to support places which merely use ‘garden’ as a convenient label. Rather, we will support local areas that embed key garden city principles to develop communities that stand out from the ordinary. We do not want to impose a set of development principles on local areas, and will support local areas in developing their own vision for their communities. But, we will want to see evidence of attractive, well-designed places with local support.		Equally, we are clear that this prospectus is not looking to support places which merely use ‘garden’ as a convenient label. Rather, we will support local areas that embed key garden city principles to develop communities that stand out from the ordinary. We do not want to impose a set of development principles on local areas, and will support local areas in developing their own vision for their communities. But, we will want to see evidence of attractive, well-designed places with local support.
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	{\|		{\|
−	\|width="100%"\|...we are defining garden villages, to include proposals that are not eligible under our existing offer, which is restricted to new garden towns and cities of over 10,000 homes. Therefore, to be eligible under this section of the prospectus, proposals must be for a new settlement of 1,500 – 10,000 homes.	+	\|width="100%"\|
		+	...we are defining garden villages, to include proposals that are not eligible under our existing offer, which is restricted to new garden towns and cities of over 10,000 homes. Therefore, to be eligible under this section of the prospectus, proposals must be for a new settlement of 1,500 – 10,000 homes.
	The garden village must be a new discrete settlement, and not an extension of an existing town or village. This does not exclude proposals where there are already a few existing homes.		The garden village must be a new discrete settlement, and not an extension of an existing town or village. This does not exclude proposals where there are already a few existing homes.
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	* BREEAM communities.		* BREEAM communities.
	* British post-war mass housing.		* British post-war mass housing.
		+	* Development corporation.
	* Eco Town.		* Eco Town.
	* Garden cities.		* Garden cities.

Editor at 09:49, 15 May 2017

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	=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===		=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===

		+	* BREEAM communities.
	* British post-war mass housing.		* British post-war mass housing.
	* Eco Town.		* Eco Town.

Editor at 10:59, 11 January 2017

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	* Garden town.		* Garden town.
	* Green Belt.		* Green Belt.
		+	* Jane Jacobs and garden villages.
	* Landscape urbanism.		* Landscape urbanism.
	* Smart cities.		* Smart cities.