What does it mean for a city to be livable? Or even thriving? And how does a place achieve this? The Planning part of urban planning is absolutely crucial. As are capitalizing on the benefits of density (in my opinion, only when in the low rise context) such as curbing adverse impacts of sprawl (including isolation and disconnection --- see mixed dwellings), mitigating climate change, decreasing energy costs and carbon emission, inviting and efficient transportation system and walkability. Another intrinsic components of livability is humanizing the concrete jungle through softening up hardscapes. Biophilia and biodiversity which can improve public health, diversity, creativity, safety and vibrancy. The intention to creating smaller ecological footprints, long-term economic sustainability, public engagement, and overall a wholesome harmony, are all values fundamental to the inHABIT ArT movement. Guided by the idea that the more livable a city is, the more sustainable, the more in-joy-able.