
Trafalgar Square, London: Norman Foster’s Urban Redevelopment Masterpiece
The Trafalgar Square Redevelopment, by Norman Foster, transformed London’s iconic square into a more accessible, pedestrian-friendly space, blending modern urban design with historical sensitivity, enhancing its civic and cultural significance.

Scali Milano – Catalysts for sustainable living
What if we use the ‘scali’ – railway yards – and their connecting infrastructure to improve the mobility of Milan in order to generate new

Lodhi Garden as Cultural Landscape: Heritage, Biodiversity, and Everyday Urbanism in Delhi
Lodhi Garden exemplifies a cultural landscape, blending history, ecology, and everyday urban life, offering a model for preserving heritage parks in modern cities.

Urban Planning for Gottsunda | Kjellander Sjöberg
The municipality of Uppsala has initiated a planning process for a socially sustainable Gottsunda, based on community dialog and participation. The principal focus is put

The Historic New | Odense DK | ADEPT
The proposal transforms the busy street into a vibrant urban area and restores connections within the historic city. The concept rebuilds parts of the historic

Revitalising Urban Spaces: Opera Park by Cobe in Copenhagen
This article discusses the marvellous design of Opera Park by Code Architects in Copenhagen, looking closely at the calculated details and how this project contributes to the city of Copenhagen.

Ferial Garden, Port Said: A Public Space in Egypt’s Coastal City
Immerse yourself in Ferial Garden, Port Said’s hidden gem. Discover a vibrant public space of lush greenery, charming architecture, and peaceful ambiance, Ferial Garden is a must-visit destination.

Chandni Chowk Redevelopment: Revitalizing Delhi’s Shahjahanabad with Historic Urban Renewal
Chandni Chowk’s redevelopment has revitalized his historic area by overall improving the public spaces, and giving an urban environment that is clean, safe, and accessible for all.

Towards a future-proof knowledge region
Kennisregio aan Zee (Knowledge Region by the Sea) is a collaborative initiative. The Hague, Leiden, Delft, Zoetermeer, the provincial administration, and key local knowledge institutions