Introduces urban planning in African cities, focusing on the diagnostic phase and addressing strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and environmental constraints.
Examines urban modal choice evolution, user typologies, and sociological insights in Swiss cities, emphasizing the impact of values, attitudes, and policy measures on mobility.
Explores quantitative survey methods in mobility and urbanism, including traffic counts and public transport surveys, complemented by qualitative approaches.
Delves into the historical evolution of urban spaces and the profession of landscape architecture, emphasizing the balance between urban development and environmental sustainability.
