African Cities: Introduction to Urban Planning

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Covers strategies to make urban networks profitable in African cities.

Examines residential choices in urban areas, mobility impact, quality of life, housing search, and diverse lifestyles.

Delves into the transformation of the Saint-Vincent-de-Paul district, emphasizing adaptive reuse, public engagement, and historical preservation.

Analyzes urban lifestyles, focusing on social relationships, daily activities, and the qualities of the environment.

Explores the historical evolution and challenges of urban sprawl, emphasizing the need for sustainable urban planning solutions.

Explores the origins of modern urbanism in response to industrial transformations, emphasizing the political implications of urban decisions.

Explores reimagining urban spaces by densifying existing environments both horizontally and vertically.

Highlights the significance of complexity and diversity in urban development.

Showcases four architectural projects, including public building transformation, collective housing, and unique residential designs.

Addresses urban growth, poverty, and interventions in African cities, emphasizing challenges and lessons learned.