Urban Ecological Design: A Process for Regenerative Places
by Frederick R. Steiner, Danilo Palazzo
Urban Ecological Design examines how ecological principles can inform the creation of regenerative places. Frederick R. Steiner and Danilo Palazzo present a process-oriented perspective for readers interested in urban planning, architecture, sustainability, and the evolving relationship between cities and the environments they inhabit.
About This Book
Urban Ecological Design: A Process for Regenerative Places explores the relationship between urban design and ecological thinking.
Frederick R. Steiner and Danilo Palazzo focus on processes for shaping places with regenerative ambitions.
The book is relevant to readers interested in urban planning, ecological design, architecture, and sustainable place-making.
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