Harlow New Town

Harlow New Town is a planned community in Essex, England, developed after World War II to accommodate a growing population. Designed with modernist principles, it features spacious housing, ample green spaces, and designated areas for industry and commerce. Established in the 1940s and 1950s, Harlow aimed to create a balanced environment combining residential comfort with employment opportunities, fostering a sense of community and improving living standards. Its layout emphasizes pedestrian movement and integration of nature, making it a notable example of post-war urban planning in the UK.