
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.

The Park by MIA Design Studio – Vietnam’s Urban Oasis
This article studies the architecture of The Park, a community centre completed in 2023 in Vietnam by MIA Design Studio.

Civic Space Park, Phoenix: Sustainable Urban Oasis with Public Art and Green Design
Civic Space Park in Phoenix exemplifies sustainable urban design, integrating solar energy, extensive shading, pervious surfaces, and accessible transit, creating a green, cool, and vibrant urban oasis.

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.

The new Gartenfeld Berlin | Yellowz
The new Gartenfeld Berlin The Spandau Garden Field is increasingly becoming the focus of Berlin’s urban development. The island location, distanced from the inner city

Oberbillwerder | Hamburg DE | ADEPT
Close to both city and landscape, Oberbillwerder is the largest one-off development in Germany since Hafen City. Once completed, the DGNB Platinum pre-certified plan for

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.

Transformation of Eindhoven station | Eindhoven | KCAP
The Eindhoven station area plays a key role in the development of the city and strengthening its position as the heart of the high-tech manufacturing

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.