The recent COVID crisis has massively reshaped the sustainable urban development landscape. This research and reference text addresses issues relevant to the implementation of sustainability in the built environment, covering the most recent advancements in the implementation of sustainability principles.
Treating tactical urbanism as the foundation of decision making, the book presents numerous case studies that demonstrate the implementation of sustainable actions at local levels and municipalities. Particular attention is paid to the idea that the rapid growth of developing countries is an opportunity, rather than an obstacle, to the development of sustainable energy solutions. The book situates the built environment within the broader network of environments it interacts with, engaging the perspectives of a wide range of professionals, including architects, engineers, geographers, urban planners, environmentalists, materials scientists, and more.
This interdisciplinary text is ideal for a wide range of researchers and industry professionals working on sustainability problems. Its ground-up approach also makes it a handy reference for citizens and politicians wishing to change their local communities in line with sustainable development principles.