A book chapter links green-infrastructure performance, resource flows and user wellbeing through an urban-metabolism perspective. It connects environmental performance with human wellbeing and spatial-planning decisions. The discussion centres on Green infrastructure, Urban metabolism, Wellbeing, and Landscape planning.

The analysis draws on Conceptual framework and interdisciplinary literature synthesis. The geographical or conceptual scope is General urban applications.

The contribution reflects the Lab’s interdisciplinary approach, combining quantitative and qualitative evidence to translate urban-metabolism research into planning, design, governance or policy. Written by Daniela Perrotti and O. Iuorio, it appears in or was issued by Planning Cities with Nature (265–277).