
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.

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

Sector 17 Plaza, Chandigarh: Modernist Urbanism
An exploration of Chandigarh’s Sector 17 Plaza focusing on its modernist legacy urban challenges and strategies to revitalize it as a vibrant people-oriented public space.

The New Urban Experiments: From NEOM’s The Line to Floating Cities
From NEOM’s The Line to floating cities and Indonesia’s Nusantara, urban experiments offer bold ideas on sustainability, governance, and the future shape of cities in a changing world.

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.

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 Orange Moon: Revitalizing Seoul’s Riverfront
The Orange Ring is a metropolitan intervention that aims to boost commerce and tourism catalyzing economic development by positioning this huge object on the riverbank

Uckange / U4 blast furnace park
Located between Metz and Luxembourg in Lorraine, Le Haut Fourneau d’Uckange is in the heart of a region marked by a heavy industrial and mining

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