Simon Guy is Reader in Urban Development and Director at the Centre for Urban Technology, University of Newcastle, United Kingdom. Simon Marvin is Professor and Co-Director at the Centre for Sustainable Urban and Regional Futures, University of Salford, United Kingdom. Timothy Moss is Research Associate at the Institute for Regional Development and Structural Planning, Germany.

• Foreword * Preface * Part 1: Interpreting Infrastructure - Flow Management in Urban Regions: Introducing a Concept * Urban Environmental Flows: Towards a New Way of Seeing * Part 2: Reconfiguring Networks - Introduction * Battle of the Systems? Changing Styles of Water Recycling in Berlin * Decentralized Technology in Centralized Networks: Interpretive Flexibility of Rainwater Percolation in Copenhagen * Restabilizing a Heterogeneous Network: The Yorkshire Drought 1995-96 * Conclusions * Part 3: Transforming Buildings - Introduction * Contesting Environmental Design: The Hybrid Green Building * The Social Organization of Environmental Design: Residential Buildings in the Berlin Region * Green Buildings in an Infrastructure Perspective * Conclusions: Understanding Green Design * Part 4: Connecting Plans - Introduction * Local Energy Planning and Electricity Networks: Disconnections and Reconnections * Infrastructure and Local Agenda 21: The Municipality of Albertslund in the Copenhagen Region * Competing Notions of Reshaping Flow Management: Local Agenda 21 in Berlin * Conclusions: Planning for Sustainable Urban Flows * Part 5: Re-interpreting Urban Infrastructure - Conclusions: Contesting Networks * Index

Simon Guy is Reader in Urban Development and Director at the Centre for Urban Technology, University of Newcastle, United Kingdom. Simon Marvin is Professor and Co-Director at the Centre for Sustainable Urban and Regional Futures, University of Salford, United Kingdom. Timothy Moss is Research Associate at the Institute for Regional Development and Structural Planning, Germany.

• Foreword * Preface * Part 1: Interpreting Infrastructure - Flow Management in Urban Regions: Introducing a Concept * Urban Environmental Flows: Towards a New Way of Seeing * Part 2: Reconfiguring Networks - Introduction * Battle of the Systems? Changing Styles of Water Recycling in Berlin * Decentralized Technology in Centralized Networks: Interpretive Flexibility of Rainwater Percolation in Copenhagen * Restabilizing a Heterogeneous Network: The Yorkshire Drought 1995-96 * Conclusions * Part 3: Transforming Buildings - Introduction * Contesting Environmental Design: The Hybrid Green Building * The Social Organization of Environmental Design: Residential Buildings in the Berlin Region * Green Buildings in an Infrastructure Perspective * Conclusions: Understanding Green Design * Part 4: Connecting Plans - Introduction * Local Energy Planning and Electricity Networks: Disconnections and Reconnections * Infrastructure and Local Agenda 21: The Municipality of Albertslund in the Copenhagen Region * Competing Notions of Reshaping Flow Management: Local Agenda 21 in Berlin * Conclusions: Planning for Sustainable Urban Flows * Part 5: Re-interpreting Urban Infrastructure - Conclusions: Contesting Networks * Index

Simon Guy is Reader in Urban Development and Director at the Centre for Urban Technology, University of Newcastle, United Kingdom. Simon Marvin is Professor and Co-Director at the Centre for Sustainable Urban and Regional Futures, University of Salford, United Kingdom. Timothy Moss is Research Associate at the Institute for Regional Development and Structural Planning, Germany.

• Foreword * Preface * Part 1: Interpreting Infrastructure - Flow Management in Urban Regions: Introducing a Concept * Urban Environmental Flows: Towards a New Way of Seeing * Part 2: Reconfiguring Networks - Introduction * Battle of the Systems? Changing Styles of Water Recycling in Berlin * Decentralized Technology in Centralized Networks: Interpretive Flexibility of Rainwater Percolation in Copenhagen * Restabilizing a Heterogeneous Network: The Yorkshire Drought 1995-96 * Conclusions * Part 3: Transforming Buildings - Introduction * Contesting Environmental Design: The Hybrid Green Building * The Social Organization of Environmental Design: Residential Buildings in the Berlin Region * Green Buildings in an Infrastructure Perspective * Conclusions: Understanding Green Design * Part 4: Connecting Plans - Introduction * Local Energy Planning and Electricity Networks: Disconnections and Reconnections * Infrastructure and Local Agenda 21: The Municipality of Albertslund in the Copenhagen Region * Competing Notions of Reshaping Flow Management: Local Agenda 21 in Berlin * Conclusions: Planning for Sustainable Urban Flows * Part 5: Re-interpreting Urban Infrastructure - Conclusions: Contesting Networks * Index