Clarence Stein

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Clarence Stein was an influential American urban planner and architect known for pioneering garden city–inspired residential communities in the early 20th century.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf architect
city planner
human
urban planner
activeYearsEnd 1960s
activeYearsStart 1910
authorOf Toward New Towns for America
coFounded Regional Plan Association of America
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
dateOfBirth 1882-06-19
dateOfDeath 1975-02-07
designed Chatham Village, Pittsburgh
Radburn, New Jersey
Sunnyside Gardens, Queens
linked to: Sunnyside, Queens
educatedAt Columbia University
Columbia University School of Architecture
École des Beaux-Arts
employer New York State Housing Board
familyName Stein
fieldOfWork architecture
regional planning
urban planning
genre urban planning literature
givenName Clarence
influenced American suburban planning
public housing design in the United States
influencedBy Ebenezer Howard
Garden City movement
memberOf Regional Plan Association of America
movement Garden City movement
Regional planning movement
name Clarence Stein
nationality American
notableIdea neighborhood unit planning
separation of pedestrian and vehicular traffic
superblock planning
notableWork Chatham Village
Radburn, New Jersey
Sunnyside Gardens
Toward New Towns for America
occupation architect
housing reformer
urban planner
writer
placeOfBirth New York
linked to: New York City

New York City
United States of America
placeOfDeath New York
New York City
United States of America
spouse Aline MacMahon

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Leimert Park designedBy Clarence Stein
Stein hasNotableBearer Clarence Stein
Aline MacMahon spouse Clarence Stein
Radburn, New Jersey architect Clarence Stein
Clarence Stein name Clarence Stein
Sunnyside Gardens designedBy Clarence Stein