The proposed "greenbelt towns" of the 1930s included elements of the Garden City movement such as "superblocks" and…

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The proposed "greenbelt towns" of the 1930s included "greenbelts" of undeveloped land surrounding the communities to provide open spaces and preserve natural habitats. They were intended to combat urban sprawl and promote a healthier lifestyle for residents. While the idea of "superblocks" was also incorporated into these communities, there were no plans for high-rise apartment towers or centralized business districts. The "three magnets" concept was part of Ebenezer Howard's original Garden City movement but was not specifically included in the greenbelt town design proposals.

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