The Humane Metropolis: People and Nature in the 21st-Century City [With DVD]

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Focusing on the urgent need for humane urban environments, this collection of essays and case studies examines strategies for improving the livability of metropolitan areas. Inspired by urban thinker William H. Whyte, the book discusses themes such as urban greenspaces, ecological restoration, and social equity. Contributors range from academic experts to practitioners, offering a diverse perspective on grassroots initiatives and design principles. The editor contextualizes these insights, advocating for widespread adoption of humane urban strategies to enhance city life.