Examines cities as socio-technical systems and their implications on urban management and governance, emphasizing feedback loops and complexity.
Explores the production of habitats in non-elite slums, challenges faced by informal settlements, and the portrayal of slums in media.
Examines the post-WWII emergence of large-scale suburbanization in North American cities and proposes alternative development models for more compact urban regions.
Showcases four architectural projects, including public building transformation, collective housing, and unique residential designs.
Discusses challenges in managing urban infrastructures, including population growth, inequality, technology, environment, and finances.
