Urban planning as a discipline has been strongly influenced by a belief in social change and a desire to either diminish or eradicate the manifold inequalities that characterize cities and the societies in which they are embedded. As planners and policy makers we embrace a normative approach to urban planning that combines progressive planners' traditional focus on equity and material well-being with more recent concerns such as diversity, participation and sustainability to establish a better quality of human and urban life within the context of a global capitalist political economy.
Featured projects showcase physical, social, cultural and economic revitalisation of communities.
