In the 60s Cedric Price with the Potteries Thinkbelt project designed a university system based on an infinitely extendable network, as opposed to a traditional centralized campus. The framework for the network was a hundred-year-old railway system no longer in use, where not only people would move between housing and learning areas, but the cars themselves would become mobile teaching units. Compare Prices proposal with the former idea of education and school of architecture founded by Gropius in Weimar in 1923 and later in Dessau.
