The oldest continually inhabited city in the world

The first planned park in the United States

Designed by Frederick Law Olmstead

The largest city of the Yellow River Valley of China

Designer of Savannah in Georgia, USA

The first city that signified the rise of the church, with the church being an integral part of its urban design

The military towns of Spanish settlements

The civic towns of Spanish settlements

The religious towns of Spanish settlements

The first noted urban planner because of his design of the city of Miletus

The best representation of the "Speculators Town" of the settlements in early America

The best representation of the "Speculators Town" of the settlements in early America

Founded and designed by William Penn

Leader of the Reform Movements during the Industrial Revolution

Built New Lanark Mills, Manchester

Author of "Tomorrow: A Peaceful Path to Social Reform" and the main proponent of the Garden Cities

The first garden city designed by Raymund Unwin and Barry Parker

Designed the Garden City of Welwyn

Proponent of the neighborhood unit

The World Fair in Chicago in 1891, setting off the City Beautiful Era

Designed the reconstruction of Paris using the principles of the City Beautiful Movement

Designed London's parks

Prepared plans for Chicago, Cleveland, Manila, and Baguio

Designed Brasilia, the new capital of Brazil during the City Beautiful Era

Designed Chandigarh

Designed Canberra

Frank Lloyd Wright's project proposal that would allot one acre of land to each American family.

Proposed the Linear City that would serve as a satellite to the city of Madrid

Proposed the "Arcology Alternative" or 3D City

Proposed the first "Floating City" as an alternative to land reclamation

Believed that planning should first start at the micro level and thus designed the "neighborhood unit"

The shape of urban cities formed by two corridors of intense development crossing the center

Acknowledged as the icon of middle class suburbanization during the 1950's

Largest in land area among Metro Manila's 12 cities

These are defined as lateral references that are not coordinate axes among Lynch's elements of the city.

These are defined as intensive foci from which the observer is traveling among Lynch's elements of the city.

The third level of Ian Bentley's responsive environments where it is important in terms of physical form and activity patterns.

According to Ian Bentley, responsive environments that focus on details, with a wide vocabulary of visual cues possess _____________.

Designed Seaside which signified the start of the New Urbanism movement

Angle at which soil can be safely inclined and beyond which it will fail

Angle of slopes considered as gentle to mild slopes and moderately difficult

The following are natural factors taken into account for site analysis, except for

Angle of slopes considered as gentle rolling and moderately buildable

Angle of slopes considered as generally flat and highly buildable

Angle of slopes considered as mild to steep slopes with difficult terrain

Angle of slopes considered as harsh, steep slopes with unbuildable terrain

Housing closest to the Central Business District in the sector model