Designing Sustainable Cities in the Developing World (Design and the Built Environment)
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Designing Sustainable Cities in the Developing World (Design and the Built Environment)

by Georgia Butina Watson

Sustainability urban design Developing Countries
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Designing Sustainable Cities in the Developing World explores how sustainability can inform the design and development of urban environments. With its focus on the built environment and developing-world contexts, the book provides a useful resource for readers interested in architecture, planning, and sustainable cities.

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Designing Sustainable Cities in the Developing World examines the relationship between sustainability, urban development, and the built environment.

The book focuses on the design of cities in developing-world contexts, where environmental, social, and practical considerations intersect.

It offers a design-oriented perspective for readers interested in how urban environments can be planned and shaped more sustainably.

Suitable for those studying architecture, urban planning, sustainable development, and the broader challenges of contemporary city design.

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