Industrial Urbanism: Typologies, Concepts and Prospects (original) (raw)

This paper examines the evolving relationship between cities and industry, highlighting the resurgence of domestic urban-centered production in response to global economic shifts. It proposes a framework that categorizes the city-industry relationship into integrated, adjacent, and autonomous typologies, with an emphasis on how these dynamics can inform urban planning and development. The authors argue that understanding these relationships is crucial for redefining the role of manufacturing in urban environments, ultimately promoting the integration of industrial activities into the urban fabric.