The ideal city : exploring urban futures.

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Berlin : Gestalten, c2021.Description: 254 pages : color illustration ; 27 cmISBN:

9783899558623

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LOC classification:

NA 1118.5.F87 .I34 2021 c.1

Contents:

The Resourceful City.--The Accessible City.--The Shared City.--The Safe City.-- The Desirable City.

Summary: The city is an always changing human experiment. But in the last half century, it has changed more than ever before - with little sign of slowing down. As this phenomenon takes place, an increasing number of architects, innovators and policy-makers are rethinking the city to make the most of space and resources. This book chronicles the design of urban futures. From apps designed to curb food waste to inventive freshwater infrastructure, Designing Urban Futures explores the many initiatives and experiments, all with the shared goal of making the cities of tomorrow a happier, healthier and more inclusive place to be.

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Item type	Current library	Home library	Collection	Shelving location	Call number	Copy number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Reference	NU BALIWAG	NU BALIWAG	Architecture	Reference	REF NA 1118.5.F87 .I34 2021 c.1 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	c.1	Available		NUBUL000004390

Includes index.

The Resourceful City.--The Accessible City.--The Shared City.--The Safe City.-- The Desirable City.

The city is an always changing human experiment. But in the last half century, it has changed more than ever before - with little sign of slowing down. As this phenomenon takes place, an increasing number of architects, innovators and policy-makers are rethinking the city to make the most of space and resources. This book chronicles the design of urban futures. From apps designed to curb food waste to inventive freshwater infrastructure, Designing Urban Futures explores the many initiatives and experiments, all with the shared goal of making the cities of tomorrow a happier, healthier and more inclusive place to be.

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