Description
Rethinking Masterplanning: Creating Quality Places offers a fresh perspective on urban development and spatial design. Authors Husam Al Waer and Barbara Illsley examine the evolving role of masterplanning in contemporary cities, moving beyond traditional grid-based approaches to embrace more nuanced, context-sensitive methodologies.
The book addresses critical challenges facing urban planners and developers today, including sustainability, social equity, and placemaking. Through case studies, practical frameworks, and evidence-based research, it demonstrates how thoughtful masterplanning can transform neighborhoods into vibrant, inclusive communities. Readers will discover strategies for integrating mixed-use development, enhancing public spaces, and balancing commercial interests with community needs.
Essential reading for architects, planners, policymakers, and development professionals, this ICE Publishing title provides actionable insights for creating resilient urban environments that enhance quality of life.
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