Jane Jacobs was a writer, journalist and activist who lived in the United States during 1950s and 60s. She championed community-based approaches to city planning. She had no formal training in architecture or urban planning—fields largely led by men—Jacobs relied instead on her observations.
where every corner is thoughtfully designed to cater to the needs of all its residents, a city where inclusivity, safety, sustainability, and community and the well-being of all citizens are prioritized. This environment we would see if women were at the forefront of city planning and development. Cities are more than mere physical spaces; they are ecosystems environmental dynamics converge.