Explores the relationship between urban planning and lifestyles, emphasizing the political implications of architectural forms and urban spaces.
Introduces urban planning in African cities, covering global urbanization, challenges, and the importance of sustainable development.
Explores urban decline in medium-sized cities, focusing on Nevers, France, and the challenges faced by the cultural bourgeoisie in gentrification aspirations.
Explores the challenges of urbanization in Africa, emphasizing the need for sustainable development strategies and community participation.
Delves into transforming urban spaces through creative interventions and community-oriented design.
Explores the political organization of urban life in Ancient Greece, focusing on the transition from village to Polis and the significance of the Polis as a citizen state.
Explores the main urban forms shaping cities worldwide, from slums to commercial zones.
Delves into the concept of Groundscape, discussing its historical roots and modern applications in architecture and urban design.
Examines cities as socio-technical systems and their implications on urban management and governance, emphasizing feedback loops and complexity.
Explores urban planning models, emphasizing pedestrian-vehicle balance, cityscape homogeneity, and flow versus fluidity.
Examines the organization of urban spaces in African cities, transportation systems, services, and key stakeholders.
