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Routledge - The Principles of Green Urbanism Book

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Description

Explore how to transform and future-proof the post-industrial city through advanced architectural and urban design strategies. This book by Routledge examines the shift toward an energy-efficient, zero-carbon model that relies on renewable energy sources and sustainable building typologies. As climate change continues to influence current and emergent forms of urbanism, the concept of zero-emission cities becomes essential. This text presents various models for sustainable urban growth based on the core principles of Green Urbanism. It provides a look into new concepts for both urban densification and expansion, designed with energy efficiency at the forefront of development. Readers will gain insights into how modern cities can adapt to environmental challenges by adopting renewable-based models. This resource is a valuable guide for those looking to understand the transition toward sustainable urban environments and the design frameworks required to build the cities of the future.

Key Features

Examines strategies for transforming post-industrial cities through architectural and urban design.

Explores the implementation of energy-efficient and zero-carbon models for urban environments.

Discusses the role of renewable energy sources and renewable building typologies in city planning.

Provides various models for sustainable urban growth based on Green Urbanism principles.

Analyzes the impact of climate change on current and emergent forms of urbanism.

Covers new concepts in urban densification and expansion designed for energy efficiency.

Product Specifications

Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
27 October 2010
Listed Since
07 August 2009

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