Planning Collection (#11)

The Catilinarian conspirators before the Senate. Roman patrician Lucius Sergius Catilina, 108-62 BC, also known as Catiline, is remembered for his failed attempt to overthrow the Republic

Historical image of a town in development; Artwork

Japan, Red Columns Along Pathway; Kyoto

RMS Titanic - large copy plan of the ship
RMS Titanic: large copy plan of the ship. The plans were the property of George Tulloch, wreck explorer and salvager, and were probably used for his historic Titanic expeditions

Torquay United manager Frank O Farrell (right) pictured with some of his players including Robin Stubbs (second right) in August 1967

Jacques Lauriston, 1804, (1839). Creator: Julien Leopold Boilly
Jacques Lauriston, 1804, (1839). Lauriston (Jacques-Alexandre Bernard Law, marquis de), Marechal de France. Portrait of Jacques Alexandre Bernard Law, marquis de Lauriston (1768-1828)

The Cuban insurrectionistss meeting in their headquarters, on the corner of Rector Street and Broa Artist
The Cuban insurrectionistss meeting in their headquarters, on the corner of Rector Street and Broadway, c1868, (1938). From Adventures of America 1857-1900, by John A

abundance, access, accuracy, advice, architecture, assistance, beacon, challenge
Lighthouse above distant maze at sunset

access, advice, architecture, assistance, beacon, blue sky, cloud, cloud computing
Lighthouse beaming above clouds in blue sky

Surprised Santa
Santa surprised at empty vault

acetylene, advanced technology, ai, android, artificial intelligence, augmented reality
Robot woman using blowtorch on vault door

ar, arid climate, augmented reality, binoculars, blue sky, bonding, color image, concept
Steam punks exploring in desert

Cumbernauld New Town, Scotland - Abronhill
Cumbernauld New Town, North Lanarkshire, Scotland - Abronhill. Cumbernauld is the clearest example of a modernist new town vision in the UK. Date: circa 1969

DINOCRATES Greek architect responsible for the planning of Alexandria. Date: 4TH CENTURY BC

Future City /
Autogyros and other aircraft land on rooftops in the city of the future Date: 1931

Aerial view of Marion, Ohio, USA, including a planned new town called Vernon Heights. Date: 1922

The Collegium, Port Sunlight, Wirral, Merseyside, England Date: 1900s

Community heating by G. H. Davis
Community heating: a system which keeps an entire town warm and abolishes household drudgery. A central power station provides a day

Childrens playground, Liverpool
A childrens playground near mock Tudor housing in Liverpool. Date: early 20th century

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"Planning: Mapping the Path to Progress" In a world filled with possibilities, planning becomes the compass that guides us towards our goals. Just like a Metroland map or a Letchworth brochure, it lays out the blueprint for success. Take Welwyn Garden City as an example of town planning done right. Its harmonious design and thoughtful layout showcase how urban spaces can enhance quality of life. Ebenezer Howard's Three Magnets diagram further illustrates his vision for creating sustainable communities. Looking back in time, even the mighty Roman Empire understood the importance of planning. Their scale model cities from the 4th century AD demonstrate their meticulous attention to detail and organization. From Corbetts Vision to the Panama Canal Project lithograph published in 1880, we witness grand visions turned into reality through careful planning and execution. London's expansion is another testament to how strategic thinking can shape thriving metropolises. Ildefonso Cerda, a Spanish engineer, left an indelible mark on urban development with his innovative ideas. His forward-thinking approach paved the way for modern city planning practices still used today. Across continents, from Damascus to New York City, planners have played pivotal roles in shaping our world. Whether it was rebuilding after World War Two or envisioning future landscapes depicted in recruitment posters or futuristic renderings of New York City - they all share one common thread: foresight and meticulous preparation. So let us celebrate "planning" as more than just a word but as an art form that shapes our surroundings and paves the way for progress, and is through this deliberate process that we create vibrant communities where people thrive and dreams become realities.