
The Line as a Radical Urban Prototype for Smart and Disruptive City Planning
The Line is a groundbreaking urban prototype that reimagines city living through vertical design, AI driven infrastructure, and sustainable planning, challenging traditional urban models for a smarter and greener future.

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

Railroad Zone Amsterdam – Landscape Design
Working in collaboration with the municipality of Amsterdam, Felixx investigated the urbanistic potential of the Amsterdam Zuidoost Spoorzone (Amsterdam southeast railway area). The study explored

Living at the Tannenhof | Baden
In the natural district in Baden-Baden, three urban addresses, each with its own identity, are worked out: valley space, hillside location and plateau. For each

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.

Kaohsiung Social Housing | Mecanoo
Mecanoo’s Social Housing philosophy focuses on the development of affordable living spaces defined by flexibility, the right balance of private and communal spaces, mixed housing

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.

Hammarby Sjöstad: A Sustainable Urban Oasis in Stockholm’s Heart
Discover how Hammarby Sjöstad in Stockholm exemplifies sustainable urban living, blending eco-friendly innovations with community-focused design.

Khan Khalili, El-Gamaleya: Cairo’s Historic Bazaar and Cultural Landmark
Khan El-Khalili was originally constructed as a marketplace where merchants from all over the Islamic world could rest and conduct their trade.