Public playgrounds are transformative urban spaces that foster inclusion, health, and social connection—shaping more livable, equitable, and vibrant cities for all age groups.
This report looks into the concepts of new urbanism and how emphasis is placed on human-oriented layout and walkable neighborhoods as things that are critical in sustainable urban infrastructure.
Prioritizing pedestrians transforms urban spaces, fostering healthier communities, economic growth, and environmental sustainability through human-centric street design.
Adaptive reuse merges heritage with innovation—repurposing existing structures for modern needs while preserving identity, sustainability, and memory. It’s a vital strategy for cities facing environmental and cultural transformation.
The article advocates for post-anthropocentric urbanism, promoting inclusive, more-than-human cities through ecological design, planning strategies, and neighborhood-scale interventions that restore ecosystems and support multispecies coexistence.
Dive into how the fusion of parametric modeling and predictive AI can revolutionize affordable and sustainable housing.
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.
This article examines how geospatial tools and climate data can support clean infrastructure, water security, and climate resilience in Wahkhen, offering a replicable model for hill settlements in Meghalaya.
The creation of digital twins using BIM has marked a paradigm shift in urban planning. It has enabled cities to transform from static, reactive entities into adaptive, intelligent ecosystems.
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