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An effective insight is given into the workings of urbanisation without requiring scientific background
Unique cases embedded in broader analytical reasoning
The book appeals to architects interested in urban development

Produktbeschreibung
An effective insight is given into the workings of urbanisation without requiring scientific background

Unique cases embedded in broader analytical reasoning

The book appeals to architects interested in urban development


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Autorenporträt
Johannes Fiedler is an architect and urban planner with a 25-year career as an international urban consultant. He has engaged in numerous projects in Europe, Africa and the Middle East. In the academic field, he has conducted research on global urbanisation issues and holds a doctoral degree in urban planning and contemporary history. For the past ten years he has been lecturing in urban design and planning at universities in Austria, Germany and, most recently, Ethiopia. His current research focuses on public space and spatial justice face is an architect and urban planner with a 25-year career as an international urban consultant. He has engaged in numerous projects in Europe, Africa and the Middle East. In the academic field, he has conducted research on global urbanisation issues and holds a doctoral degree in urban planning and contemporary history. For the past ten years he has been lecturing in urban design and planning at universities in Austria, Germany and, most recently, Ethiopia. His current research focuses on public space and spatial justice.