Built Environment and Population Health in Small-Town America
Learning from Small Cities of Kansas
- 462pages
- 17 heures de lecture
Exploring the intricate connection between architecture and public health, this book delves into how the design of small-town environments influences the well-being of their residents. It examines various factors such as urban planning, accessibility, and community resources, highlighting the impact of these elements on health outcomes. By offering insights into the challenges and opportunities within small-town settings, it advocates for thoughtful development to promote healthier lifestyles and stronger communities.
