Urban Morphology
Study of how cities form, evolve, and reorganize through design, infrastructure, and natural systems.
Urban morphology examines the physical structure and spatial organization of cities. It investigates how urban forms develop over time and how design interventions can reshape the relationship between built environments, natural systems, and human activity.The community explores modular city frameworks, vertical integration of food systems, productive landscapes that blur boundaries between architecture and nature, and strategies for restructuring urban peripheries through sustainable design. Work ranges from theoretical models of urban growth to site-specific interventions that dissolve conventional distinctions between city and landscape.
