This book investigates the intricate relationship between urban density, form, and the overarching goal of city sustainability. It delves into the socio-climatic implications of density, adopting a comprehensive perspective on sustainable urbanism by examining the interconnectedness of social, economic, and environmental factors within cities. The work compiles insights from leading international scholars, thinkers, and practitioners who contribute their theoretical and practical expertise to urban planning, design, and the challenges of creating resilient, adaptable, and sustainable urban environments.

The book is presented as a collection of works from established international scholars, thinkers, and practitioners, suggesting a high level of academic and professional rigor. The comprehensive approach to urbanism, linking density and sustainability across social, economic, and environmental spheres, indicates a text aimed at specialists and policymakers. Its focus on resilience, climate change, and resource systems points to a contemporary and forward-looking perspective on urban development challenges.