Public playgrounds are transformative urban spaces that foster inclusion, health, and social connection—shaping more livable, equitable, and vibrant cities for all age groups.
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.
Examines how grassroots tactical urbanism projects and broad landscape urbanism strategies can integrate through inclusive design and ecological planning to create resilient, equitable, and sustainable cities for future generations.
An exploration of how indigenous knowledge systems offer vital frameworks for equitable, ecological, and culturally resonant urban development in today’s cities.
The article analyses five urban design theories and its application in the planning and design of resilient cities.
The regeneration of Elephant & Castle, London, reveals the tensions between urban renewal and gentrification, highlighting struggles around affordability, cultural identity, and grassroots resistance.
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.
The urban riverfront is declined with industrialization which was once vital hubs. Nowadays, the development of riverfront turned to as greenways which restoring ecology, enhancing mobility, and reconnecting the communities.
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