With more and more of the world's population projected to live in
urban areas, the life and death of cities has become a key factor
in urban development considerations. This book attempts to bring an
original contribution on the analysis of creating living cities. It
advances the concept and framework of a "living city" and also
explicates the key attributes of a "living city" that are
increasingly critical to the reinvigoration and sustainable growth
of cities.
The book also seeks to document and compare Singapore's
development as a "living city'" with other Asian and world cities.
Contributed by researchers and practitioners across different
disciplines, the book provides first-hand insights on the
development choices that cities can make and expertly draws on case
studies to illuminate how innovative cities have a comparative
advantage. Written in a simple and accessible manner, this book
will appeal to people interested in urban planning, policy and
sustainability.
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