How should cities define the connections between urban infrastructure, resilience, and sustainability?

Reimagining post-pandemic roads, at least for any permanent change, requires a 3D perspective.

We don’t have the language or indicators to understand the disruption of aging infrastructure in a city.

Who better than urban planners to represent the “city-view” of infrastructure and develop the needed appropriate indicators?

Is urban agriculture considered to be “green infrastructure”? Are large commercial vertical farming ventures considered as urban agriculture

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Definitions, Frameworks, and Project vs System In order to provide more effective strategies for urban resilience, the terms ‘infrastruct...

While there are numerous frameworks assisting cities in establishing sustainability and resilience goals, I have yet to find one that ade...

There are interwoven relationships between a city’s physical infrastructure and the dependence on its reliable functioning by societal sy...

WISRD contributed a chapter to a new book: Routledge Handbook of Sustainable and Resilient Infrastructure The current paradigm used by mu...

The city is a complex interdependent system of natural, social, and structural systems – a ‘system of systems.’ Each system is important ...

Cities are setting both sustainability and resilience goals that recognize the significant pressures that cities will face over the comin...