Innovative Governance of Large Urban Systems

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Examines urban agriculture as resistance to the Anthropocene, challenging common misconceptions and exploring its diverse forms and implications.

Explores the innovative governance of large urban systems, focusing on the case study of Singapore and its 'Singapore Model'.

Covers the main dimensions of urban infrastructure systems, exploring primary infrastructures, sustainability, resilience, and efficiency.

Introduces ten basic principles for urban planning, focusing on pedestrians, spatial thinking, and resource efficiency.

Explores the significance of urban agriculture in cities and the need for its integration into urban planning.

Explores the shift from preserving to producing nature in urban territories.

Delves into the challenges of achieving sustainability in tall buildings and the role of academics in promoting sustainable construction practices.

Delves into urban redevelopment projects transforming industrial sites into vibrant public spaces.

Explores the complexities of urban space production and planning for sustainable cities.

Discusses scenarios for future mobility and their impacts on travel patterns and urban development.