Urban Design, Space and Society (Planning, Environment, Cities, 39)
Urban Design, Space and Society examines the connections between urban form, social life, planning, and the environment. Framing urban design within the wider study of cities, it provides a thoughtful resource for readers exploring how spaces are shaped, experienced, and understood by society.
About This Book
Urban Design, Space and Society explores the relationship between the design of urban spaces and the societies that use them.
The book considers urban design within the broader contexts of planning, environment, and cities.
It offers a perspective on how physical spaces and social processes are connected in urban settings.
This work is suited to readers interested in urban studies, planning, design, and the relationship between places and communities.
Reviews
No reviews yet. Be the first to review this book!