The document discusses strategies for making cities more sustainable, including compact, mixed-use development that reduces the need for transportation; connecting compact neighborhoods by public transit; designing buildings and cities to maximize natural lighting, ventilation and renewable energy sources; and ensuring sustainable cities also have conceptual and sensory appeal.

1. Sustainable City and Architecture Design PHY121 Project 2008 Summer Yuna Kubota

3. Cities must be sustainable More than three quarters of the world’s population will have lived in cities by 2050. * If the cities are sustainable it would greatly affect the earth’s environment. So architects and city planners can considerably contribute to help to prevent pollution and improve our planet’s environment as well as government. All cities must be sustainable for future. *: Rogers, Richard, and Philip Gumuchdjian. Cities for a Small Planet (In Japanese). Tokyo: Kashima Shuppankai, 2002 (1996). p4. Translated by Yashiro, Tomoya, Wada, Atsushi, and Takaharu, Tezuka.

6. Energy Reduce Compact city also can reduce energy consumption. Rogers, Richard, and Philip Gumuchdjian. Cities for a Small Planet (In Japanese). Tokyo: Kashima Shuppankai, 2002 (1996). p51. Translated by Yashiro, Tomoya, Wada, Atsushi, and Takaharu, Tezuka. Conventional System Power is generated far to a city Compact System Power is generated in the district, so heat of secondary product can also be used. CHPs supplies heat and electricity to the region. (heat will not be wasted) CHPs can turn refuse to energy.