A New Pattern Language for Growing Regions: Places, Networks, Processes
by Michael W. Mehaffy, Yulia Kryazheva, Andrew Rudd, Nikos A. Salingaros
A New Pattern Language for Growing Regions considers how places, networks, and processes come together in the development of regions. With a focus on patterns and connections, it offers a framework for readers exploring architecture, urban planning, design, and regional growth.
About This Book
A New Pattern Language for Growing Regions examines the relationship between places, networks, and processes.
The book focuses on patterns that shape how regions grow and function.
It connects spatial environments with the networks and processes involved in regional development.
This work is intended for readers interested in architecture, urban planning, design, and the growth of regions.
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