- 8th c. BC.
Hippodamus was born in
Miletus and
lived during the 5th
century BC. His
father was Euryphon.
According to Aristotle,
Hippodamus was the first...
- angles) streets. It was
founded on
ancient Gr**** city models,
described by
Hippodamus. It was used
especially when new
cities were established, e.g. in Roman...
- the city of
Barcelona created in 1860 that
followed the
criteria of the
Hippodamus plan, with a grid structure, open and egalitarian. It was
created by the...
- others—demonstrate that
Hippodamus cannot truly have been the
inventor of this layout. Aristotle's
critique and
indeed ridicule of
Hippodamus,
which appears in...
-
cities in Egypt, China, India, and the
Mediterranean world. For instance,
Hippodamus has
often been
accredited the
title of “the
father of city planning” in...
- Kollar, 1850
Papilio hippodamus Doubleday, [1845]
Papilio hippodamus C. & R. Felder, 1864
Papilio burtoni Reakirt, 1868
Papilio hippodamus var.
fulva Oberthür...
-
street plan of the new
areas was more
regular and more
conformal to
Hippodamus's street plan. The city
walls were
reinforced in
Sarno stone in the early...
- plan was,
according to Strabo,
superintended by the
Athenian architect Hippodamus. In 357 BC, the
island was
conquered by the king
Mausolus of Caria; then...
- also
constructed across all the area
within the city wall,
designed by
Hippodamus of Miletus. It
later became famous and
labeled as the "Hippodamian plan"...
- BCE, Gr**** city
states primarily used
orthogonal (or grid-like) plans.
Hippodamus of
Miletus (498–408 BC), the
ancient Gr****
architect and
urban planner...
