Self-Sufficient Cities and Sustainable Habitats : Perspectives and Case Studies (The Urban Book Series) （2026. Approx. 180 p. 235 mm）

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Self-Sufficient Cities and Sustainable Habitats : Perspectives and Case Studies (The Urban Book Series) （2026. Approx. 180 p. 235 mm）

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  • 言語 ENG
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Full Description

The challenges of climate change and rapid urbanization are manifold and increasing in intensity and urgency. Although many of the issues are global, small- to medium-scale solutions and micro, local responses can have outsized impacts. These initiatives are often more manageable to implement—and successful in execution—than some larger-scale undertakings and have positive effects on the built and natural environments. This book highlights practices, implementations and lessons that can support sustainable habitats and self-sufficient cities.

This volume integrates perspectives and case studies from six countries across the Euro-Afro-Asian supercontinent, drawing together original theoretical and applied research on ongoing practices and proposals for creating sustainable, resilient, healthy, and comfortable urban environments. Contributions reflect the polyhedric and interrelated concepts of self-sufficiency and sustainability, incorporating trans-scalar design fields covering topics ranging from interconnected sustainable metropolises and the regeneration of green neighbourhoods to self-sufficient buildings and place-based, self-sufficient micro-economies. Chapters illustrate how different design approaches and scales in architecture, engineering, and urbanism are evolving in response to changes in urban living habitats. This volume definitively emphasizes the human impact on habitats, highlighting the importance of circular, small-scale, bottom-up approaches that can collectively contribute to an increasingly sustainable future.

Contents

1 Introducing Sustainable Habitats and Self-Sufficient Cities.- 2 Urban Regeneration Through System Planning and Multiscalar Approach for a Self-Sufficient City: The Case of Santa Maria Capua Vetere in Italy.- 3 The Urban Project of the Testaccio District in Rome: How a Compact Fabric Can and Must Accommodate Strategic Transformation Initiatives for a Sustainable Habitat Progress.- 4 "Cartographies" of the Landscape of the Interwar Linear Park of Fokionos Negri Street in Athens Through Literature and Art.- 5 Abandoned Factories and Industrial Landscape in Albania.- 6 Tirana - Next: Exploring Potential Strategies for the City's Sustainable Third Landscape.- 7 The Relationship Between Heritage Buildings and Their Urban Unit - Reinterpreting the Role of the Urban Context in Historical Habitats Facing Rapid Transformations, Case of Tirana.- 8 Laic and Religious Areas in the Small Town of Vigonza (Italy). Examples of Urban Mending Projects.- 9 Walking in Vital Space: Timeline of Vitality in the Inner City of Urmia.- 10 How Walking-Streets Promoting Sightseeing; Effect of Walking Routes on the Tourist Places of Hamadan Inner City.- 11 Unveiling the Long-Term Value of Green Buildings for Self-Sufficient Units: A Life Cycle Cost and Budget Analysis in the Albanian Landscape.- 12 Lessons Learned from Sustainable Habitats and Self-Sufficient Cities in the Euro-Mediterranean Context.