Blueprints for a Just City: The Role of the Church in Urban Planning and Shaping the City’s Built Environment (Metrospiritual Book Series 3)
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Blueprints for a Just City: The Role of the Church in Urban Planning and Shaping the City’s Built Environment (Metrospiritual Book Series 3)

by Sean Benesh

Religion Urban Planning
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Blueprints for a Just City explores the church’s potential role in urban planning and in shaping the built environment. Focusing on the relationship between faith, justice, and city design, this third volume in the Metrospiritual Book Series considers how urban spaces may be thoughtfully formed.

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Blueprints for a Just City examines the relationship between the church and urban planning.

The book considers the church’s role in shaping the city’s built environment.

It connects questions of justice with the design and development of urban spaces.

This volume is part of the Metrospiritual Book Series and is written by Sean Benesh.

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