1 Williamsburg, Virginia

1632

2 New Harmony, Indiana

Robert Owen, 1825

3 The McMillan Plan for the District of Columbia Mall

Washington, DC
James McMillan, Daniel Burnham,
Charles Follen McKim, Frederick Law Olmsted Jr,
and Augustus Saint-Gaudens, 1902

4 Forest Hills Gardens

Queens, New York
Grosvenor Atterbury and Frederick Law Olmsted Jr., 1912

5 Country Club District

Kansas City, Missouri
J. C. Nichols, George Kessler, and Hare & Hare, 1906

6 Radburn, New Jersey

Clarence Stein, Henry Wright, and Marjorie Sewell Cautley, 1928

7 Stuyvesant Town - Peter Cooper Village

New York, New York
1967

8 Oak Ridge, Tennessee

Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, 1949

9 Sun City, Arizona

1960

10 Reston, Virginia

Robert E. Simon and Whittlesey, Conklin & Rossant, 1966

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10 More Towns that Changed America

10 More Towns that Changed America

The buildings featured in 10 Towns that Changed America are not the only ten Towns that influenced our built environment. In fact, selecting just 10 Towns from all of the landmarks recommended by our panel of experts was extremely challenging.

So here, we present 10 MORE TOWNS that deserve recognition.

Williamsburg, Virginia

New Harmony, Indiana

The McMillan Plan for the District of Columbia Mall

Forest Hills Gardens

Country Club District

Radburn, New Jersey

Stuyvesant Town - Peter Cooper Village

Oak Ridge, Tennessee

Sun City, Arizona

Reston, Virginia