Town Planning: Regeneration of Cities

This book aims to explore a variety of issues related to urban regeneration. Throughout the course of the discussions, important questions are raised in order to examine the social, economic, and spatial aspects of city rebuilding.

The book is separated into three sections. The first section discusses the global perspective on urban regeneration and the processes of city rebuilding in the United States, United Kingdom, and Europe. Additionally, it examines transportation systems and urban forms, including new urban centers. The book also looks at successful examples of town planning in new cities around London and new towns developed in India after independence.

The second section focuses on developing regeneration strategies for Allahabad, an important historical city in India. Known for its role in administration, education, and culture, Allahabad has played a significant role in Indias history. The city is home to the University of Allahabad, which is often referred to as the Oxford of the East for its high-quality education.

The third section provides regeneration strategies for Allahabad and other similar historical cities in India. These strategies take into account the educational and cultural aspects of the city and aim to preserve the key historic nodes that are essential to Indias history and culture.