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The 18 pages that link to Urban design, each with the reason it gives.

• Urban planningBroader topic: It gives planned land uses a human-scale physical form.

• Public spaceRelated: Its layout choices shape movement, visibility, comfort, and opportunities to meet.

• Landscape architectureRelated: Street networks, plazas, and buildings shape the larger context for landscape projects.

• Jane JacobsNarrower topic: Her influence extended beyond planning policy to how designers evaluate streets and neighborhoods.

• Robert MosesNarrower topic: Moses’s legacy is a major case in how infrastructure choices shape urban form.

• Urban morphologyNarrower topic: Morphological analysis helps designers understand the existing structure their proposals alter.

• ParkourRelated: Parkour makes the movement possibilities and constraints of designed spaces newly visible.

• Planned cityRelated: It translates a citywide framework into the form and experience of individual places.

• ProxemicsRelated: Public-space layouts influence opportunities for proximity, privacy, and encounter.

• Zaha HadidNarrower topic: Large civic projects brought her architecture into debates about public space and urban identity.

• PsychogeographyRelated: Street layouts and public spaces are among the environments psychogeographical exploration examines.

• Lúcio CostaNarrower topic: Costa’s work combines city-scale movement, civic space, and architectural setting.

• St. Peter's SquareNarrower topic: The plaza coordinates a monumental church with movement through the surrounding city.

• Paris Street; Rainy DayNarrower topic: The broad intersection shows how redesigned streets structured Parisian movement and public life.

• Urban studiesCompared with: Urban design is a focused practice within the wider questions examined by urban studies.

• César PelliRelated: Pelli’s projects often aimed to connect prominent buildings with their surrounding city districts.

• Jože PlečnikNarrower topic: Plečnik’s work extended beyond individual buildings to Ljubljana’s streets, riverbanks, and public spaces.

• Street furnitureNarrower topic: Furniture is a small-scale element within urban design's larger arrangement of streets and spaces.