Description
Today, is it possible to focus again on the form of city and territory? What does to reconsider the morphological dimension of the urban form mean and imply? Facing the far-reaching mutation of the city in the last decades and, at the same time, the crisis of rule-based planning, the book presents a reflection over the issues of the Grande Scala architecture, at the intersection of urban forms, infrastructural grids, and the morphology of geological substrata.
