The Role of Smart Infrastructure in Strengthening Cities' Resilience to Climate Change
Keywords:
Smart cities, Street scape, Smart Infrastructure, Parklets, Promenade.Abstract
This research aims to help residents, planners, designers, and officials reconsider the functions and opportunities available through redesigning streets and surrounding public spaces. It also aims to create a healthier environment for residents by examining the current status of these areas and discussing their current conditions. Furthermore, the research highlights how thoughtful redesign can contribute to improving the quality of urban life, enhancing public spaces, and meeting community needs.
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