
World Architecture Day 2026: Who Can Afford the Homes We Design?
World Architecture Day 2026 asks who can afford the homes we design: lifetime housing costs, India’s housing gap, Vienna’s model and the cost of staying.

Why Bogotá Treats Sustainable Housing as Transport Policy Too
Why Bogotá sustainable housing policy counts transport costs: PRUMS, accessibility, displacement risks and how linking homes to transit makes affordability real

London Plans 1,500 Homes and a New Waterfront Park at Thameside West
Thameside West in Newham plans 1,500 homes, social rent, a seven-acre waterfront park and a new DLR station. What it means for regeneration in the Royal Docks.

Gaza’s Reconstruction: Who Gets to Decide What Comes Back?
Gaza reconstruction is about power as much as rebuilding: who controls the plan, land and property, heritage, and lessons from Mosul and Aceh for recovery.

China Has Millions of Unsold Homes. What Does That Mean for Its New Cities?
China unsold homes explained: what the inventory measures, why new cities like Kangbashi struggle, and how design can turn empty stock into neighbourhoods.

UN Habitat 2026 Global Housing Crisis and the Future of Housing Policy
The UN-Habitat World Cities Report 2026 frames the global housing crisis as an urban systems failure. What it means for supply, informality and social housing.

Can Delhi Build 40 Lakh Affordable Homes Without Repeating Urban Sprawl
Delhi’s MPD-2047 calls for 40 lakh new homes by 2047. An evidence-led look at how the city can deliver affordable housing without repeating urban sprawl.

Parametric Modeling and Predictive AI for Affordable and Sustainable Housing
Dive into how the fusion of parametric modeling and predictive AI can revolutionize affordable and sustainable housing.

Micro-Mobility and Modular Design in Urban Living
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.