Urban Historical Morphology

Urban Historical Morphology is the study of how cities evolve over time in terms of their physical layout and structure. It examines the changes in streets, buildings, and land use, reflecting historical events, cultural influences, and economic shifts. By analyzing maps, architecture, and urban designs, researchers uncover patterns and trends that show how past societies shaped the present urban environment. This field helps us understand the relationship between historical developments and contemporary city life, offering insights into the cultural and social heritage embedded in urban landscapes.