Lecture
This lecture delves into the origins and development of modern urbanism, exploring the emergence of urban planning as a response to the quantitative effects of industrial transformations. It discusses the cultural debate surrounding urban decisions, emphasizing the political implications of urban planning. The lecture also examines the birth of modern urbanism in the context of social changes and the need for effective programs. It analyzes the historical background of urban development, focusing on the industrial revolution's impact on population growth and distribution. Additionally, it explores the urban transformations in major cities post-1850, highlighting the political and ideological contexts shaping urban planning decisions.