Explore best Transit-Oriented Development (TOD) case studies like Delhi, Curitiba, and Tokyo, while emphasizing key approaches, drawbacks with innovative solutions for better and sustainable urban development.
Social radicalism in architecture seeks to challenge traditional power structures, hierarchies, and conventional aesthetics to create a more inclusive, human-centered built environment.
Explore how social media influences urban public spaces, driving community interaction, reshaping social dynamics, and creating new opportunities for connection in modern city life.
An urban design approach rooted in quick, low-cost, and community-focused interventions, has gained traction worldwide as a method for revitalizing public spaces.
The rise of Art Districts has certainly been a game-changer in the way we perceive and consume art in the present-day world. Their importance extends beyond aesthetics.
Water Sensitive Urban Planning integrates water management with urban design to create sustainable, resilient cities. It emphasizes stormwater management, green infrastructure, decentralized systems, and community engagement for enhanced urban liveability.
Everyday Urbanism reimagines cities by focusing on small-scale, human-centred design, transforming public spaces and daily life through community participation, cultural expression, and making urban living more vibrant and inclusive.
This research article aims to explain the Public Choice Theory in relation to City Planning and Urban Design.
Urban design bridges physical spaces and social needs, fostering connections that enhance community trust and resilience. Thoughtful design creates environments that encourage interaction, promoting social capital and urban well-being.
Visualizing Urban and Architecture Diagrams
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