Mike Jenks

TL;DR: In this article, a compact city theory and its implications for environmental, economic and social sustainability are discussed, including transport, energy, pollution, and urban ecology, and economic and market feasibility of the compact city.

TL;DR: Achieving sustainable urban form represents a major advance in the sustainable development debate as mentioned in this paper, which presents research which defines elements of sustainable urban forms - density, size, configuration, detailed design and quality - from macro to micro scale.

TL;DR: Theories, Methods, Models and Instruments of Compact Cities: Theories, methods, models and instruments as mentioned in this paper, and Compact Cities, Environmental and Spatial Issues. And Compact Cities' Policymaking and Implementation: Policymaking, Implementation and Policymaking.

TL;DR: The Big Picture: Cities and Regions Introduction (Mike Jenks) Back to the City: A Route to Urban Sustainability (B. Williams) Part Three - Aspects of design for sustainable urban forms: Introduction (M.Jenks and S. Echenique) Section Two - Designing for Sustainable Urban Form at High and Lower Densities: Introduction.

TL;DR: In this paper, issues and concepts of urban form M.Jenks et al., N. Ferguson, L. Irvine et al. and C. Jones have discussed the relationship between environmental and psychological values of urban green spaces.