The Canadian metropolis is redesigning its shores with more than 20 separate interventions, in one of the most ambitious green infrastructure projects.
From an industrial sewage river to the beating heart of downtown: this is how Chicago's Michigan River regeneration has given back a public place to the city, drawing a new urban landscape between skyscrapers and water.
Published by the Saudi government, The Line will be an ambitious new mega structure, connecting the inland with the Red Sea coast. According to the plan, it will house 9 million people when completed.
After the proposed relocation of the city’s red-light district, mayor Femke Helsema wants to discourage visitors wishing to take a “holiday from morality”.
The rickshaw is an experiment to test the use of refurbished e-Tron batteries in less powerful e-mobility vehicles.
A concept by Ponti Design Studio envisions an autonomous riding vehicle for Hong Kong that fosters in-person social interaction.
As of 1st September, the Spanish government will offer free season tickets for suburban and regional trains, mainly involving the cities of Madrid and Barcelona. In Europe, this is only the last of a series of similar cases.
The Thai government is planning a major investment in the construction of a new city near Bangkok, focusing on the optimization of the urban experience through technology.
On the 70th anniversary, many buildings designed for the event have been renovated and repurposed for new functions as a model of circular design.
After major funding for public transportation development, the city has introduced a new road tax, becoming the most expensive place in the world to buy a private vehicle.
The waterfront redevelopment project powered by Alphabet has been blocked: there is an issue of loss of privacy, which the citizens of the Canadian metropolis (and not only them) are not willing to give up.
The team led by Belgian architect Bas Smets won the competition for the re-design of the Parvis of Notre Dame, including the design of a new square and an underground visitor centre.
Digital city models could prove to be a important analysis and simulation device in the race towards sustainable urban cores. The cases of Orlando and Singapore.
Near Male, the Maldivian capital, the construction of a new floating city, which will be able to accommodate a total of 20,000 people, has begun.
