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.
An exploration of how indigenous knowledge systems offer vital frameworks for equitable, ecological, and culturally resonant urban development in today’s cities.
The regeneration of Elephant & Castle, London, reveals the tensions between urban renewal and gentrification, highlighting struggles around affordability, cultural identity, and grassroots resistance.
This article examines sea-level rise impacts and highlights adaptive strategies in Rotterdam and Alexandria through green infrastructure, urban planning, and cultural heritage protection.
Urban planning is at a transformative crossroads, as cities face increasing challenges. Exploring AI-driven real-time zoning simulations is an approach to creating dynamic, responsive urban development strategies with their impact.
Co-living offers a sustainable and flexible housing model combining private and shared spaces. By integrating modular design and micromobility, it supports diverse lifestyles and fosters inclusive urban communities.
Inclusive placemaking turns riverfronts into shared spaces where everyone belongs—by listening, co-creating, and ensuring that no one is left behind in the story of urban transformation.
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