Fragmented urbanism

Fragmented urbanism refers to cities that are divided into separate, often disconnected areas, each with different purposes like residential zones, commercial districts, or industrial parks. This separation can lead to a lack of coherence in city design, making it harder to move smoothly between neighborhoods and creating inequalities in access to services and amenities. Essentially, it’s a pattern where urban development occurs in isolated patches rather than as a cohesive whole, impacting how people experience and navigate their city.