Author: Rogers Richard
Place: London
Publisher: Faber and Faber Limited
Year: 1997
Pages: 180
ISBN: 0-571-17993-2
Keyword: Sustainable Cities, Culture of Cities
Classification: 711.4
Shelf: C3R4
Accession No: B351
Contents: Introduction by Sir Crispin Tickell 1- The Culture of cities 2- Sustainable cities 3- Sustainable architecture 4- London: the humanist city 5- Cities for a small planet Bibliography Index Biographies
Abstract: This work envisions future cities as catalysts for restoring harmony between humanity and the environment. As the planet becomes increasingly interconnected and its resources more limited, the book argues that urban centers must evolve to be sustainable, inclusive, and ecologically integrated. It explores innovative urban planning, green architecture, and resource-efficient technologies that can transform cities into models of environmental balance. The author emphasizes that future cities must not only accommodate growing populations but also nurture a deeper connection to nature. Ultimately, the work presents a hopeful blueprint for designing cities that support both human well-being and planetary health.