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Jeb Brugmann wrote about optimizing cities as energy systems in 1991. He argued that optimizing cities for sustainability requires co-optimizing the infrastructure systems within cities, including land and space, technology, buildings, service systems, information and communications, and governance and institutions. This full-system customization would optimize cities as the infrastructure systems they are.
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