Cities can develop and expand in a variety of ways, including through natural population growth, migration, and annexation of surrounding areas. Urbanization, or the movement of people from rural areas to cities, can also contribute to a city's growth. Additionally, cities may expand through planned developments such as new housing developments, industrial parks, and transportation projects. Some cities also experience revitalization and gentrification, in which disinvested areas are rebuilt and revitalized. Factors such as economic conditions, government policies, and infrastructure can also play a role in a city's development and expansion.
"City Plans" depicts the concept of how cities develop and expand through planning and design. It emphasizes the role of city planners and architects in shaping the built environment, and the idea that a city's growth and development is guided by a master plan or blueprint.
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