This book investigates the concept of the '100-mile city' and its implications for urban design and sustainability. Deyan Sudjic, a renowned architectural critic and writer, draws upon his extensive knowledge of urbanism and contemporary city development to explore how cities are adapting to new economic and social pressures. The work examines the challenges and opportunities presented by decentralized urban forms and the potential for a more localized, yet interconnected, urban future.

This work is recognized for its insightful analysis of urban development and its forward-thinking exploration of the '100-mile city' concept. Sudjic's critical examination provides a valuable perspective for understanding contemporary urban challenges and potential solutions. The book is considered a significant contribution to the discourse on urban planning and the future of city living.