Add to ORKGSeveral elements of social and demographic hazards, such as adverse economic conditions, resource shortage, climate change, and growing immigration flows are affecting the stability of cities. Conventional urban planning lacks adequate emergency responses and struggles to find fast, low-cost solutions to cope with the absence of urban structures and houses. Indeed, the housing sector is one of the action areas considered by what is known as a City Resilience Framework to be essential in improving urban resilience. The latter is a study on existing resilience requirements that began as a Ph.D. thesis and actually focuses on the parallels between the informal and the resilient city. It analyzed 19 case studies and borrowed examples of ...
Cities currently host more than half of the world population, a number which is projected to continu...
The world is becoming increasingly urban and cities face a constant struggle with the complex enviro...
To what must cities be resilient? How can cities, as complex systems, be resilient? Building a capac...
Several elements of social and demographic hazards, such as adverse economic conditions, resource s...
The population pressure and the massive urban migration to the megacities determine a constant housi...
In a context of social and demographic changes, characterized by the reduction of waste and lower la...
Strong population pressure and massive urbanization in megacities cause constant housing problems; w...
The demographic pressure and the gradual urbanization in large cities determine constant housing pr...
Environmental, social and economic global changes require a capacity to react at the city level, in ...
In a context of social, environmental and demographic changes, the growing exposure to risk factors ...
A growing majority of the world's population lives in cities. This rapid urbanization increases the ...
Nowadays, natural disasters and human actions are considered uncertain, unpredictable urban threats....
AbstractThe notion of resilience is rapidly gaining ground in the urban sustainability literature. T...
Urbanisation is one of the great driving forces of the twenty-first century. Cities generate both pr...
As threats from climate change related hazards increase in cities around the world, communities are ...
Cities currently host more than half of the world population, a number which is projected to continu...
The world is becoming increasingly urban and cities face a constant struggle with the complex enviro...
To what must cities be resilient? How can cities, as complex systems, be resilient? Building a capac...
Several elements of social and demographic hazards, such as adverse economic conditions, resource s...
The population pressure and the massive urban migration to the megacities determine a constant housi...
In a context of social and demographic changes, characterized by the reduction of waste and lower la...
Strong population pressure and massive urbanization in megacities cause constant housing problems; w...
The demographic pressure and the gradual urbanization in large cities determine constant housing pr...
Environmental, social and economic global changes require a capacity to react at the city level, in ...
In a context of social, environmental and demographic changes, the growing exposure to risk factors ...
A growing majority of the world's population lives in cities. This rapid urbanization increases the ...
Nowadays, natural disasters and human actions are considered uncertain, unpredictable urban threats....
AbstractThe notion of resilience is rapidly gaining ground in the urban sustainability literature. T...
Urbanisation is one of the great driving forces of the twenty-first century. Cities generate both pr...
As threats from climate change related hazards increase in cities around the world, communities are ...
Cities currently host more than half of the world population, a number which is projected to continu...
The world is becoming increasingly urban and cities face a constant struggle with the complex enviro...
To what must cities be resilient? How can cities, as complex systems, be resilient? Building a capac...