Urban Visionaries: Lessons from Robert Moses

This chapter examines the potential for large-scale infrastructure projects in New York designed to combat climate change while drawing parallels to the legacy of Robert Moses. It explores the challenges of modern urban planning, including bureaucratic obstacles and community opposition, contrasted with historical approaches to city development. Additionally, it reflects on the balance between authoritative urban vision and grassroots activism, emphasizing the evolving dynamics of power and community in shaping vibrant urban environments.

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