
Henri Lefebvre’s Right to the City: Shaping Everyday Urban Life
Exploring Henri Lefebvre’s theory of “Right to the City” and its application in understanding urban life and social space.

Venice, Italy Introduces €100 Tourist Fee to Protect Historic Urban Core
This post highlights Venice’s Access Fee, which tackles overtourism by managing visitor flows, preserving cultural heritage, and balancing tourism benefits with residents’ well-being and sustainability.

Barcelona to Eliminate All Short-Term Rentals by 2029
Barcelona will ban all short-term rentals by 2029, reclaiming housing for residents, easing rents, and reducing tourism’s environmental impact through sustainable urban planning.

Anne Hidalgo – aris Transformation & Pedestrian Policy
Anne Hidalgo has been an influential leader in sustainable and human-centered urban policy; as Paris’ first female mayor, she is an example of overcoming social and political boundaries.

How Multimodal Transport and TOD Are Shaping Global City Connections?
Multimodal transport and TOD are reshaping global cities into connected, equitable, and sustainable megaregions through integrated infrastructure, governance, and urban planning strategies.

Barcelona Superblocks: Reclaiming Streets for People
Barcelona’s Superblocks transform 3×3 block areas by limiting car access, creating pedestrian-friendly spaces with green areas and bike lanes. This urban initiative aims to reduce pollution and increase community interaction.

How Market Forces Are Transforming the Role of Urban Planners
In the ever-evolving landscape of urban development, the interplay between state and market forces is reshaping the role of urban planners. As cities worldwide grapple

Rethinking the Central Business District: The Rise of the Central Social District
As the global urban population skyrockets, with estimates suggesting 70% of the world’s people will live in cities by 2050, the traditional Central Business District