Hyper-Morphology and Its History in Urban Design
摘要
This chapter introduces the concept of urban hyper-morphology, focusing on bottom-up processes, self-organisation, and real-time adaptability to changing environmental and user needs through historical and theoretical analysis. It highlights the mechanisms of hyper-morphological cells, inspired by biological principles, to propose innovative design strategies for user-centric, multi-layered urban environments. The chapter provides an in-depth exploration of how these adaptive systems can redefine urban complexity and intensity in high-density contexts.