Do British cities have grid systems? We used science to find out
A neat way of visualising how closely a city layout relates to a grid.
Includes the revelation that Milton Keynes isn’t actually as grid-like as you might think.
The designers decided that the grid concept should apply but should be a lazy grid following the flow of land, its valleys, its ebbs and flows. That would be nicer to look at, more economical and efficient to build, and would sit more beautifully as a landscape intervention.
I lead teams and organisations to make human-centred decisions. I am a lead content designer and information architect at the Scottish Government.
Email — contact@duncanstephen.net
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