The experimental new village of Poundbury in England, much of which has been built to traditional lines, is built on land belonging to whom?
Poundbury was higher in Poundbury than in the surrounding (rural) district of West Dorset. Nonetheless, the community is receiving positive recognition from New Urbanist publications such as "Better Cities and Towns". British architecture and design critic Oliver Wainwright of "The Guardian" states, "Poundbury, the Prince of Wales’s traditionalist village in Dorset, has long been mocked as a feudal Disneyland. But a growing and diverse community suggests it’s getting a lot of things right." Poundbury Poundbury is an experimental new town or urban extension on the outskirts of Dorchester in the county of Dorset, England. The development is built on land owned
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