Critical Urbanism of Lifestyles

This lecture explores the concept of critical urbanism focusing on the relationship between lifestyles and urban planning. It delves into the analysis of architectural and urban forms, the uses of these forms, and the impact on different lifestyles. The lecture discusses the importance of understanding the elements that shape urban environments and the ways in which they influence people's daily activities and experiences. It also examines the sociological aspects of modern and post-modern lifestyles, emphasizing the political implications of urban planning decisions. The presentation concludes with a reflection on the need for a renewed dialogue between architecture and social sciences to create urban spaces that accommodate diverse lifestyles and promote social well-being.