In the past, architectural theory was the starting point for both urban design and urban planning, which later developed their own theories. In terms of theory, urban planning and urban design are two completely distinct fields where there is little evidence of feedback between the two processes. However, both disciplines work in the same physical space in actuality. The environment and the SDGs or Zero Emission Pledges are currently among the topics that are debated the most in practically all multilateral panels and meetings.
The worldwide response to climate change must include urban planning and urban design. At all urban scales— metropolitan area, city, district/neighborhood, block, and building—actions that simultaneously cut greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and increase resilience to climate threats should be prioritised. This... >>More
Asia Business outlook Team
Asia Business outlook Team
Bhavya Kapoor, Managing Director, Southeast Asia, Avanade
Adrian Taylor, Regional VP, A10 Networks
Shinichi Murakami, Senior Manager, Segment Marketing, Equinix
Ar. Khozema Chitalwala, Principal Architect & Designer,...