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Abstract
We discuss the relevance of the concept of antifragility, introduced by Nassim Taleb, to the theory and practice of urban planning and design.We further contrast the antifragility of cities with that of their "smartness", suggesting that the former deserves a greater focus in the planning practice.Finally, we explore the potential antifragility of buildings, arguing it to be an important factor of the antifragility of cities in general.
