The Paradox of Urbanization
Urbanization is, predominantly, perceived as the engine for economic growth in the current wave of development. Urban centers are believed to be …
Urbanization is, predominantly, perceived as the engine for economic growth in the current wave of development. Urban centers are believed to be …
Urbanization as an economic process, classical view of urbanization characterizes an urban place as an economic parasite thriving on the …
Emergence of Urban Areas as Spaces for Opportunities Read More »
Introduction In Lima, infrastructure began to be developed and expanded majorly after the poor people started to occupy land and …
A Classic Example of Splintering Urbanism from Lima in Peru Read More »
“Cities have the capability of providing something for everybody, only because, and only when, they are created by everybody” -Jane …
The Migrant Worker in India’s Urbanization Trajectory Read More »
The Andhra Pradesh Slum Act, 1956 is the first and popularly the last (slum) progressive legislation made by the state …
Tactical Urbanism is a case-based approach to address urban problems through participatory design. Knowing what, is needed and wanted, and responding …