The term New Urbanism is defined as an urban design movement that promotes walkable neighbourhoods that also contain different housing and job opportunities in the area.
New urbanism is a top-down strategy, organic urbanism on the other hand is pretty much unplanned.
in the early 1990s
Alfred Meyer used the term "megalopolis" to identify a collection of cities that grow across the land. This term refers to a region where several large metropolitan areas merge into one continuous urban area. Examples include the Northeast Megalopolis in the United States.
Urbanism is a concept developed in the context of sociology and after associated with Louis writh in his work urbanism as a way of life. In his definition of urbanism, Louis argued that urban centres can be distinguished from the life style of their inhabitant.
C. ELLIS has written: 'NEW URBANISM : CRITIQUES AND REBUTTALS'
Urbanism
Traditional Neighborhood Design, New Urbanism, Neo-traditionalism and most recently Smart Growth
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Peter Katz has written: 'The New Urbanism' -- subject(s): Architects and community, Architecture, Human factors
Urbanization refers to the physical growth of urban areas as populations shift from rural to urban living. Urbanism, on the other hand, refers to the social, cultural, and behavioral components of urban life, including how people interact in cities, build communities, and shape the urban environment. In essence, urbanization is the process of urban growth, while urbanism encompasses the social dynamics and characteristics of city life.
To create a new nation
urbanisation and urbanization are same