
The Line as a Radical Urban Prototype for Smart and Disruptive City Planning
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.

Transforming Hudson Square: Inside MNLA’s Streetscape Master Plan
Hudson Square evolved into a socially, economically, and environmentally sustainable network of sites in a former industrial center. It addressed traffic congestion and streetscape by upgrading public spaces.

The Historic New | Odense DK | ADEPT
The proposal transforms the busy street into a vibrant urban area and restores connections within the historic city. The concept rebuilds parts of the historic

Urban Planning for Gottsunda | Kjellander Sjöberg
The municipality of Uppsala has initiated a planning process for a socially sustainable Gottsunda, based on community dialog and participation. The principal focus is put

The New Urban Experiments: From NEOM’s The Line to Floating Cities
From NEOM’s The Line to floating cities and Indonesia’s Nusantara, urban experiments offer bold ideas on sustainability, governance, and the future shape of cities in a changing world.

Railroad Zone Amsterdam – Landscape Design
Working in collaboration with the municipality of Amsterdam, Felixx investigated the urbanistic potential of the Amsterdam Zuidoost Spoorzone (Amsterdam southeast railway area). The study explored

Oberbillwerder | Hamburg DE | ADEPT
Close to both city and landscape, Oberbillwerder is the largest one-off development in Germany since Hafen City. Once completed, the DGNB Platinum pre-certified plan for

Mercado de Colón: Valencia’s Modernist Market as a Cultural and Commercial Hub
Valencia’s urban identity reflects the interplay of planning, architecture, and market culture, where modernist design and inclusive infrastructure have shaped vibrant, community-centered.

The new Gartenfeld Berlin | Yellowz
The new Gartenfeld Berlin The Spandau Garden Field is increasingly becoming the focus of Berlin’s urban development. The island location, distanced from the inner city