Infrastructure

Building the cities of the future means embracing complexity

In the 21st century we recognise and conceive “creative”, “smart” and “knowledge” cities. Image: REUTERS/Bobby Yip

Nicholas Stevens
Senior Lecturer and Researcher, Land Use Planning & Urban Design, University of the Sunshine Coast
Paul Salmon
Professor, Human Factors, University of the Sunshine Coast
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