Urban planning has traditionally concentrated on the spatial design and organization of cities to support rapid population growth, facilitate economic activities, and meet infrastructure demands. The primary focus has been on the efficient allocation of land use for different roles, such as residential, commercial, industrial, and recreational, ensuring that urban growth is resilient, structured, and sustainable. This conventional approach has often prioritized maximizing space utilization, optimizing traffic flow, and expanding infrastructure networks to accommodate the increasing urbanization.

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Time and Space Dimensions

  • Madiha Bencekri,
  • Seungjae Lee

摘要

Urban planning has traditionally concentrated on the spatial design and organization of cities to support rapid population growth, facilitate economic activities, and meet infrastructure demands. The primary focus has been on the efficient allocation of land use for different roles, such as residential, commercial, industrial, and recreational, ensuring that urban growth is resilient, structured, and sustainable. This conventional approach has often prioritized maximizing space utilization, optimizing traffic flow, and expanding infrastructure networks to accommodate the increasing urbanization.