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North American Suburbs: Post-WWII Trends

Examines the post-WWII emergence of large-scale suburbanization in North American cities and proposes alternative development models for more compact urban regions.

Urban Settlement Patterns: The North American Suburb

Delves into the emergence and consequences of North American suburbanization post-World War II, focusing on Michigan as a case study.

Functional Mixity: Urban Functions Diversity

Discusses the diversity of urban functions and the concept of mixity in response to zoning limitations.

Housing Urbanism: Collective Representation and Impact in the City

Delves into the phases of collective representation in low-income housing production and showcases recent innovations in urban governance.

Urban Riverbanks: Sustainable Neighborhoods

Delves into creating sustainable neighborhoods along urban riverbanks, emphasizing water management, public spaces, and diverse perspectives.

The Seine in Paris: Urban Revitalization and Collective Vision

Explores the shared vision and dynamics around the Seine in Paris, emphasizing its urban importance and collective revitalization efforts.

Cities as Socio-Technical Systems

Examines cities as socio-technical systems and their implications on urban management and governance, emphasizing feedback loops and complexity.

Digitalization and Performance of Cities

Explores the implications of digitalization on cities and urban infrastructures.

Form and Function of Complex Systems

Delves into the form and function of complex systems, emphasizing the interplay between 'mass' and 'transport networks' in various systems.

Urban Complexity and Diversity

Highlights the significance of complexity and diversity in urban development.