The Industrial Revolution marks a major turning point in history of Great Cities, as the rural and agrarian societies of Europe and America became industrialized and urban. Almost every aspect of urban daily life was radically transformed overnight by a period of unprecedented sustained growth and prosperity. The legacy of $19$th century urban industrialization continues, as cities around the world continue to seek ways of building up of an international network of business and industries. Which not only create a global work force to produce, sell and distribute goods worldwide but also enrich their local culture and place, while seeking social justice and environmental resiliency