Partly inspired past times the New York Times' pop Map of Every Building inward America the Atlo information visualization squad decided to undertake a detailed exam of the street patterns of urban settlements inward Hungary. In Roads, Buildings, Networks Alto looks at the dissimilar types of village morphology in addition to the history of urban increase in addition to planning inward the country.
Roads, Buildings, Networks includes an interactive map which shows exclusively the outlines of edifice footprints in addition to roads. The information for this map comes from OpenStreetMap. Unfortunately the edifice footprint information for Republic of Hungary on OSM tin move a piffling patchy, silent the Atlo map does render an interesting thought of the street patterns of Hungary's urban settlements.
Accompanying the interactive map is a really detailed explanation of how terrain, hydrography, history in addition to other factors get got helped shape Hungary's dissimilar urban environments. Through this exploration of village morphology Atlo identifies distinct forms. These include the spherical street patterns of the historic mining towns in addition to the regular chessboard-like street patterns which resulted from the urban planning which began inward the 17th century,
