Rundling

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Rundling is a notable residential district in Leipzig, Germany, renowned for its unique circular urban planning. Developed in the late 1920s and early 1930s, Rundling was designed by the architect Hubert Ritter as a modernist housing estate. The area features a series of concentric streets with communal green spaces at its core, reflecting the principles of the Garden City movement. The architectural style is characterized by simple, functional buildings that emphasize light, air, and green space.

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