Description: This anthology focuses on the physical and social spaces of urban welfare. In a collage of chapters and reflections, the anthology attempts to explore the complexity of modern urban welfare. Housing space, architectural space, consumption space and lifestyle space are recurring themes. The basis for this work is the attempt of the welfare society to adapt to a role in which it not only will guarantee the social policy agenda of the industrial society, but also attempt to solve the growing consumption and environmental problems of the consumer society.
