Adaptability refers to a city's ability to change and evolve to meet shifting needs through flexible public spaces, adaptable buildings, responsive policies, open discussion, and an economy that supports change, allowing cities to grow without disrupting existing systems. The most successful cities offer adaptability rather than becoming obsolete over time.
Adaptability refers to a city's ability to change and evolve to meet shifting needs through flexible public spaces, adaptable buildings, responsive policies, open discussion, and an economy that supports change, allowing cities to grow without disrupting existing systems. The most successful cities offer adaptability rather than becoming obsolete over time.
Adaptability refers to a city's ability to change and evolve to meet shifting needs through flexible public spaces, adaptable buildings, responsive policies, open discussion, and an economy that supports change, allowing cities to grow without disrupting existing systems. The most successful cities offer adaptability rather than becoming obsolete over time.
Adaptability Adaptability is the ability of a city (i.e. Urban buildings, neighbourhoods and public spaces) to fit itself to changing needs.
An adaptable city is one that can grow and change in
response to social, environmental and economic factors, while minimizing the disruption of the original systems.
Principles for an Adaptable City:
1. A Flexible Public Realm 2. Adaptable Building 3. Responsive Public Policy 4. Open Public Discussion 5. The Economy of Adaptability REF : [By extension, the successful urban area is one which offers in-built adaptability rather than in-built obsolescence.]