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Cem S. KayatekinThe Conversation |
Desde 2007, la mayoría de los seres humanos vive en ciudades. Y muchos de esos asentamientos contienen patrones de calles, manzanas y edificios que...
As of 2007, most humans live in cities. Though this is a relatively recent trend, many of our settlements contain street, block, and building patterns...
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