Hippodamus of Miletus (traditionally attributed)

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Hippodamus of Miletus (traditionally attributed) was an ancient Greek architect and urban planner often regarded as the “father of urban planning” for pioneering systematic, grid-based city layouts.

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instanceOf ancient Greek architect
ancient Greek person
person
urban planner
associatedWith Miletus
Piraeus
Rhodes
Thurii
countryOfCitizenship Ancient Greece
linked to: Greek Antiquity
describedBySource Aristotle’s Politics
era Classical Greece
ethnicGroup Greek
fieldOfWork architecture
city planning theory
urban planning
hasConcept division of cities into functional zones
rational city layout
regular street grid
hasLegacy Hippodamian grid used as model for later cities
influenced Hellenistic urban planning
Roman urban planning
classical Greek city design
knownFor Hippodamian plan
grid-based city planning
orthogonal street layout
systematic urban planning
nameInGreek Ἱππόδαμος ὁ Μιλήσιος
nativeLanguage Ancient Greek
nickname father of urban planning
notableWork Piraeus city plan
Rhodes city plan
Thurii city plan
linked to: Hippodamian plan
occupation architect
urban planner
placeOfBirth Miletus
residence Miletus
sexOrGender male
timePeriod 5th century BCE
traditionallyAttributed design of Piraeus
design of Rhodes
design of Thurii

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Thurii hadUrbanPlanBy Hippodamus of Miletus (traditionally attributed)
Hippodamian plan namedAfter Hippodamus of Miletus
linked to: Hippodamus of Miletus (traditionally attributed)
Hippodamian plan attributedTo Hippodamus of Miletus
linked to: Hippodamus of Miletus (traditionally attributed)