Discusses the potential of urban riverbanks for sustainable neighborhood development and the challenges and opportunities of transitioning neighborhoods near water bodies.
Introduces urban planning in African cities, focusing on the diagnostic phase and addressing strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and environmental constraints.
Explores urban sustainability assessment, focusing on decision-making for sustainable cities through approaches, solution spaces, and indicator selection.
Explores the significance of indicators in evaluating urban sustainability and the challenges in selecting suitable ones, using MONET and 'Cercle Indicateurs' in Switzerland as examples.
Delves into the historical evolution of urban spaces and the profession of landscape architecture, emphasizing the balance between urban development and environmental sustainability.