A movement advocating a specific variety of these things was inspired by the book To-Morrow by Ebenezer Howard.
Several landmark textbooks about these things were written by Lewis Keeble. A movement advocating a specific variety of these things was inspired by the book To-Morrow by Ebenezer Howard. The principle of "conservative surgery" was applied to these things by Patrick Geddes, who opened a laboratory in the Outlook Tower to study a particular one of them. A group known as the "Decentrists" and a movement partly inspired by the MacMillan Plan that sought to make these things (*) "Beautiful" were both criticized for their harmful orthodoxy in a book about the "death and life of great American" ones by Jane Jacobs. A book about the history of these things by Lewis Mumford included an analysis of the "megalopolis". For 10 points, name these things often laid out on grid patterns by urban planners, like Chicago and New York.
Several landmark textbooks about these things were written by Lewis Keeble.
cities [accept word forms or close synonyms like towns or neighborhoods; accept "urban areas" until "urban" is read]