However, based on the linguistic components ("Bound" implying limits, boundaries, or obligations; "Town" implying community; "Project" implying deliberate construction), I have written a treating it as a hypothetical case study in utopian urbanism and social contracts.
Without rigorous egalitarian controls, "bounding" a town is indistinguishable from exclusionary zoning. If entry is by lottery or price, the Bound Town becomes a luxury eco-bunker for the wealthy seeking to escape the very chaos their capital creates elsewhere. bound town project
The insistence on finality can curtail necessary evolution. What happens when the local industry (e.g., a pottery co-op) becomes obsolete? A truly bound economy risks becoming a museum of labor. "Town" implying community