A New Pattern Language for Growing Regions: Places, Networks, Processes
A New Pattern Language for Growing Regions considers how places, networks, and processes shape regional development. Michael W. Mehaffy presents a pattern-based perspective for readers interested in architecture, urban planning, design, and the interconnected structures that influence how growing regions evolve.
About This Book
A New Pattern Language for Growing Regions examines the relationship between places, networks, and processes in the context of regional growth.
The book focuses on patterns as a way to describe and think about how regions are organized and how their different elements connect.
Its subject will interest readers concerned with architecture, urban planning, design, and the broader development of growing regions.
Written by Michael W. Mehaffy, the book presents a conceptual framework for considering regional change through interconnected spatial and social structures.
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