In this final work, the concept of city, urban land, urban structures will be discussed. The aim of this paper is to show the ways in which cities grow their growth and what does prevent this growth from being constant. The first part of the paper deals with the concept of land, its division in terms of land use in the city, and how through the land the city realizes a part of its income to improve the quality of life of the population and increase the chances of the industry's success in its area. Furthermore, the concept of city and the definition of city-related concepts are explained. Some of the city models were processed, and they depicted the dependence of the city on the development of its morphological structure. At the end of the paper, it was proposed how cities should address the problems that emerge with their growth and development, and examples of cities that have already begun in practice with the implementation of the necessary measures that slowly turn them into cities of the future - smart cities. This work serves to encourage readers' creativity and the importance of action for the problems that bring the future of urbanization and population growth, and we can begin to address them today, not only through large-scale planning, but through small projects that can become part of our everyday lives.