Space, buildings and cities are continuously shaped by social change, technological innovation, environmental challenges, and cultural values. Theory, Design, Planning and Praxis Perspectives in the Context of Space, Building and City brings together diverse scholarly contributions that explore these dynamic relationships from interdisciplinary perspectives.
Covering topics ranging from post-truth architecture, artificial intelligence, virtual and augmented reality in design, spatial justice, public space, and urban identity to architectural conservation, climate-responsive vernacular architecture, heritage preservation, and traditional spatial practices, this book offers a comprehensive examination of contemporary issues in the built environment.
The chapters demonstrate how theoretical inquiry, design thinking, planning strategies, and practical applications intersect to shape human experiences across different spatial scales. By addressing the challenges of sustainability, heritage conservation, technological transformation, and social inclusion, the book provides valuable insights for researchers, practitioners, students, and decision-makers.
This book contributes to ongoing debates on the future of architecture, urbanism, and spatial production in an increasingly complex and rapidly changing world.
