Environmental architecture and urban planning are closely related as they both involve designing and planning spaces to meet the needs of communities while taking into consideration the impact on the natural environment. Environmental architecture focuses on creating buildings and structures that minimize their impact on the environment and enhance sustainability. Urban planning, on the other hand, is concerned with the design and management of urban areas, including buildings, transportation, and public spaces. Both fields aim to create livable, sustainable, and healthy spaces that meet the needs of diverse communities. As such, they often work together to ensure that the physical environment supports a high quality of life for residents while also protecting the environment.
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