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In the architecture of advanced cities, the ‘management’ dimension holds foundational significance. It is indeed one of the most important pillars in the endeavor to build advanced cities, which supports the way systems work together, how resources are distributed, and ultimately, how people live in cities [1]. Central to this management dimension is the role of urban planning. Planning is the coordinated process by which a city connects people to systems, aligns its goals with reality, and makes sure that progress is intentional, equitable, and resilient. It is not only about predicting urban growth or defining land use zones. Planning serves as a bridge between vision and implementation in the context of advanced city development.

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[Urban] Planning and Pathways to Better Management in Advanced Cities

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    2025年

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  • Ali Cheshmehzangi

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In the architecture of advanced cities, the ‘management’ dimension holds foundational significance. It is indeed one of the most important pillars in the endeavor to build advanced cities, which supports the way systems work together, how resources are distributed, and ultimately, how people live in cities [1]. Central to this management dimension is the role of urban planning. Planning is the coordinated process by which a city connects people to systems, aligns its goals with reality, and makes sure that progress is intentional, equitable, and resilient. It is not only about predicting urban growth or defining land use zones. Planning serves as a bridge between vision and implementation in the context of advanced city development.