Hillvs
Hillvs is a conceptual framework used in urban planning and sociology to analyze the dynamics of development in hilly or elevated urban areas. It posits a dichotomy between "hillside development" and "valley development," examining how geographical features influence social, economic, and infrastructural patterns within a city.
Hillside development often refers to construction on slopes, which can present challenges such as increased costs
Valley development, conversely, typically occurs in flatter, more accessible areas. These regions often become hubs for
The Hillvs framework encourages planners to consider the specific needs and challenges of each type of development,