• Representing the State: Capital City Planning in the Early Twentieth Century

    Representing the State: Capital City Planning in the Early Twentieth Century

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    Uncover the potent fusion of politics and urban planning in shaping capital cities. This essential read examines transformative early 20th-century projects, featuring the foundational planning of New Delhi alongside Washington D.C., Berlin, and Canberra. Explore how political ideals and imperial visions clashed and melded with architectural design to create lasting urban landscapes. A vital resource for students of urban planning, architects, historians, and anyone seeking to understand the historical context of capital city development, offering profound insights relevant to India’s own urban evolution.

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