Designing Liveable Communities: Housing Planning in Urban
Environments-Volume ll
Explore the critical dimensions of housing within urban landscapes with
Designing Livable Communities. This second volume offers an in-depth blend of historical,
theoretical, and practical perspectives, giving students, professionals, and anyone passionate
about urban housing valuable insights into the dynamics of housing planning.
Key Highlights:
• Historical Perspectives: Trace the evolution of housing, from ancient human shelters to
modern-day urban solutions.
• Core Housing Theories: Discover the contributions of influential thinkers such as Le
Corbusier and Jane Jacobs and their impact on residential design.
• Components of Housing: Understand the physical, social, economic, and environmental
factors crucial to meeting human needs, including shelter and security.
• Residential Patterns and Standards: Analyze types and styles of housing units,
including agglomeration patterns, and explore factors influencing housing choices.
• Global Housing References: Engage with examples of residential planning and housing
systems from around the world, incorporating modern and sustainable technologies.
Practical Tools for Practitioners:
• Strategic Housing Planning: Learn to develop comprehensive housing frameworks, set
objectives, and involve communities effectively.
• Community Involvement: Gain insights into encouraging public participation and
addressing housing-related challenges.
Audience:
Ideal for undergraduate and graduate students, urban planners, housing practitioners, and
enthusiasts interested in creating sustainable and vibrant residential environments
Product Specifications
Height
29.68 cm
Width
21.00 cm
ISBN
978-641-8047-10-7
Publisher
Encyclomedia
Publication Date
December 15, 2024
Number of Pages
178
pages
