Routledge - Infrastructure, Wellbeing and the Measurement of Happiness

Explore the deep connection between built environments and human happiness with this interdisciplinary study from Routledge. This book examines how infrastructure influences wellbeing through multiple lenses, including economics, human development, architecture, and urban planning. By looking at psychological and ethical perspectives, the text provides a comprehensive view of how our physical surroundings affect our daily lives. Readers gain insights from both academic research and professional practice to understand how cities can be designed more effectively. The volume explores the true nature of infrastructure and its reach, focusing on how these systems connect and support populations. This work is essential for those interested in how improving urban infrastructure can lead to better wellbeing for the whole population and the creation of happier urban spaces.