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Tony Garnier (1869–1948) was a French architect and urban planner best known for his conceptual project Une Cité Industrielle, published in 1917 after development beginning around 1898. This proposal outlined a planned industrial city with separated zones for residential, industrial, and civic functions, surrounded by green space. Though never built, the project influenced 20th-century modernist urban planning and anticipated ideas later adopted by CIAM and Le Corbusier.

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Tony Garnier scores 8.63/10 (Great) on Lunoo, making it a well-rated option in the Architect category. Influential urban theorist and early modernist whose industrial-city proposals shaped planning discourse; built legacy is comparatively modest.
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