
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.

Revitalizing Eastern Naples with Zaha Hadid’s Napoli Porta Est Masterplan 2025
Zaha Hadid Architects’ Napoli Porta Est Masterplan reimagines East Naples through sustainable design, civic architecture, and urban regeneration, transforming a neglected industrial zone into a vibrant, inclusive city gateway.

Journalist Colony Park, Chennai: Neighborhood park as a Community Lifeline
Documentation of a local recreational park in Chennai, India and its impact on community and well-being, exploring the need for such parks.

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

Revitalizing São Paulo: The Asymmetrical Harmony of Parque Ibirapuera
Ibirapuera Park, by Marx, stands as an urban oasis in Sao Paulo. Inspired by the gardens of the 20th century, created as an asymmetric harmony of native flora and irregularity.

Revitalizing Citra Niaga: A Boost for Samarinda’s Tourism and Economy
This article discusses the role of the Citra Niaga area after undergoing revitalization in improving economic and tourism aspects in the Samarinda City

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

How Phnom Penh’s Riverside and Koh Norea Reshape Public Space in Rapid Urban Growth
Phnom Penh’s waterfronts are becoming vital public realms, balancing heritage, infrastructure, and inclusive design, reflected in the transformation of Sisowath Quay and the rise of Koh Norea.

Mercado de Colón: Valencia’s Modernist Market as a Cultural and Commercial Hub
Valencia’s urban identity reflects the interplay of planning, architecture, and market culture, where modernist design and inclusive infrastructure have shaped vibrant, community-centered.