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Category Archives: urban morphology
Conurbation: The Concept
The major city, as well as its satellite towns or smaller communities, make up the conurbation. It is a collection of townships, suburbs, satellite towns, and other areas that connect two or more megacities. It is the outcome of the … Continue reading
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Defining Subaltern Urbanisation
The concept of subaltern urbanization is about vibrant smaller settlements—outside the metropolitan shadow—sustainably supporting a dispersed pattern of urbanization. it is about small towns. how these connect and augment the growth of bigger towns. It attempts to make small places intelligible … Continue reading
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