CURRENT ISSUE
Urban Morphology and Design
Volume 37 – Number 4
Editors Stephen Marshall, University College London and Olgu Çaliskan, TU Delft and Middle East Technical University, Ankara
In this issue, the editors and their contributors explore ways of better linking urban morphology and design not only theoretically, but also how this understanding can be applied to urban design and planning practice, and so lead to better place making. They address questions such as: how can a stronger approach to physical form be (re)established in relation to spatial planning, through better morphological understanding? How can the morphological way of thinking about the urban fabric – including its spatial context and temporal dynamic – be used to influence acts of design? And on which methodological and conceptual bases can we construct a morphology-led planning and design approach in urbanism?
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FORTHCOMING ISSUES
Future issues include
Railway Station Megaprojects and the Remaking of Inner Cities
edited by Deike Peters and Johannes Novy, TU Berlin
Co-Housing
edited by Karin Krokfors, Aalto University, Helsinki
Understanding Shrinkage in European Regions
edited by Sako Musterd and Marco Bontje, University of Amsterdam
The New Athens Charter
edited by Ina Klaasen, Wil Zonneveld and Edward Hulsbergen, TU Delft
