Urban environments are increasingly under scrutiny as cities worldwide grapple with congestion, pollution, and declining quality of life. Jeff Speck’s "Cidade caminhável" (Walkable City) offers a compelling exploration of how walkability can transform urban areas into healthier, more vibrant, and economically robust communities. Through a blend of urban planning insight and practical guidance, Speck distills what makes a city walkable and why such spaces matter to citizens, businesses, and city leaders alike.

• Walkability is foundational: A city's success is increasingly tied to its ability to encourage walking, which enhances public health, economic...
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