The value of urban rivers: European experiences and a South American perspective
Urban rivers and European cities Most cities emerged on the banks of rivers, which reveals their historical relevance and importance for human settlements. Over time, rivers functioned as not only
Tactical Urbanism: Antecedents and contemporary applications
Designing cities for people, not cars, is the motivation behind many Tactical Urbanism projects. And due to the main trends in urbanism in recent decades, we are currently evolving toward
15 Best American Urban Documentaries you must watch
The five largest countries in America (territorial extension) are Canada, the United States, Brazil, Argentina, and Mexico. These places are totally different from each other, diverse, culturally rich, and are
Shifting to a Walkable City: Six Steps to Walkability
The concept behind walking We can say without thinking too much, that cities were, over time, more designed for motorized transport than for pedestrians. And even today, governments are more
The role of gender in urban mobility: women right’s to the city
In terms of urban mobility, women and men move around the city in different ways. And there are important differences in the displacements performed by men and women, such as
15-Minute City: A vision for the future?
The unprecedented COVID-19 health crisis has exposed the cities’ fragilities and the need for urgent responses facing global urban shock. In this sense, it is possible to mention two key
Temporary interventions of Urban Art
Urban Art and it’s Context Urban Art includes, and stems from Graffiti and Street Art, and is often used to summarize all visual art forms arising in urban areas. Street Art has been associated