A city's future development is usually based the perspective of profit returns from city's business, investments and real estate activities. As the result, it usually lead to a perception of prosperity at the beginning, but in reality, a accelerated down fall of the area and deterioration of the city's intricate urban structure.
On the other hand, traditional urban planning simply has its decisions made base on analysis of data on commerce, traffics, and economics. The simplified logical deductions will be also inadequate to be truly responsive to a city. I am starting to suspect if a city can be truly vitalized under such mode of planning process. Maybe an alternative attitude and a critical viewpoint are required for us to exam the development of a city and the process of it urban planning.
The Nature provides a platform and systems of dynamic interactions for all forms of bodies. I have discovered although every region are unique, they are all in a state of intricate balance. This has prompt me to attempt to use Nature Ecology as a reference, to closely exam interactions between animals and their environment. Hopefully valuable alternatives may emerge on how a city will evolve.
