Desirable futures: Human-nature relationships in urban planning and design

IF 3 3区 管理学 Q1 ECONOMICS
Fabiano Lemes de Oliveira , Israa Mahmoud
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This article explores conceptualizations of future relationships between humans and nature in urban planning, introducing the special issue3. It initiates by examining how the future of human-nature relationships can be seen as a consequence of resilience, or lack thereof, to global challenges. The special issue explores distinct visions of what nature may mean in desirable futures, and its relations to humans. Preferable futures portray harmonious interactions between nature and humans, recognizing nature's intrinsic and relational values, as well as acknowledging its agency in the context of urban planning. Additionally, the evolving role of technology in shaping these desirable futures is a growing area of exploration, potentially challenging established definitions of nature and paving the way for the construction of new natures in prospective scenarios. Another facet of exploration is the spatial dimension of human-nature relationships. Articles investigate various contexts where these relationships may unfold, spanning from within cities to envisioning revised approaches at the urban-rural interface for a radical transformation of our connection to the natural world, including the consideration of distinct entities, such as mountains or non-urban territories, as potential focal points for evolving human-nature relationships. The special issue helps deepen our understanding of the intricate interplay between humans and nature in urban planning, exploring diverse visions of the future and the spatial dynamics where these relationships may manifest. By integrating these elements, the aim is to contribute to a more comprehensive and forward-thinking approach in urban planning that embraces sustainable and harmonious futures for both humans and the natural world.

理想的未来:城市规划和设计中的人与自然关系
本文探讨了城市规划中未来人与自然关系的概念,介绍了本特刊。文章首先探讨了如何将人与自然关系的未来视为应对或不应对全球挑战的结果。特刊探讨了自然在理想未来中的独特含义及其与人类的关系。理想的未来描绘了自然与人类之间的和谐互动,承认自然的内在价值和关系价值,并承认自然在城市规划中的作用。此外,技术在塑造这些理想未来中不断演变的作用也是一个不断扩大的探索领域,有可能对自然的既定定义提出挑战,并为在未来情景中构建新的自然铺平道路。探索的另一个方面是人与自然关系的空间维度。文章探讨了这些关系可能发生的各种情况,从城市内部到设想在城乡交界处采用新的方法彻底改变我们与自然世界的联系,包括考虑将山脉或非城市领土等独特实体作为演变中的人与自然关系的潜在焦点。这期特刊有助于加深我们对城市规划中人与自然之间错综复杂的相互作用的理解,探索对未来的各种设想以及这些关系可能体现的空间动态。通过整合这些元素,本特刊旨在为城市规划提供一种更全面、更具前瞻性的方法,为人类和自然世界带来可持续的和谐未来。
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Futures
Futures Multiple-
CiteScore
6.00
自引率
10.00%
发文量
124
期刊介绍: Futures is an international, refereed, multidisciplinary journal concerned with medium and long-term futures of cultures and societies, science and technology, economics and politics, environment and the planet and individuals and humanity. Covering methods and practices of futures studies, the journal seeks to examine possible and alternative futures of all human endeavours. Futures seeks to promote divergent and pluralistic visions, ideas and opinions about the future. The editors do not necessarily agree with the views expressed in the pages of Futures
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