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What do the Galápagos Islands and evolution have to do with the future of cities? Everything. The universe is everything, its changes through time called evolution. Can we learn something from evolution itself to make humanity's cities healthy instead of damaging to nature? Could cities actually build soils, help reverse human-caused global heating, protect the continuity and normal evolution of our genetic brothers and sisters who are everywh...

FULL COLOR VERSION Climate change? Biodiversity collapse? Failed states proliferating? Design yourself! Build our future! Richard Register's new book takes off and goes right to the physical foundations of society, built on biology, built on planet Earth, bathed in the sun's life-giving glare. Nature's economics is the foundation for human economics, he says, and survival and thriving hangs in the balance. There is good and bad in both capital...

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Richard Register has been pioneering city design in easily accessible imagery for over forty years and it's all here in his collection of imagery produced over all that time. Ecocities Illustrated represents the very early yet most advanced visual interpretations of "green" or "eco"-cities around. Reader/viewers can see in colorful imagery how cities can be laid out and designed, connected to transport, energy, food and nature here, probably b...