
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.

The Orange Moon: Revitalizing Seoul’s Riverfront
The Orange Ring is a metropolitan intervention that aims to boost commerce and tourism catalyzing economic development by positioning this huge object on the riverbank

La Barcelonita | A playground for social & commercial activity
“La Barcelonita” is a strategic intervention of the iconic corner and pedestrian crossroad situated in the open-air retail street of Westfield La Maquinista, in Barcelona

How Sabarmati Riverfront Development is Revitalizing Ahmedabad
The Sabarmati Riverfront project revitalized Ahmedabad, transforming the waterfront into vibrant public spaces, enhancing flood management, promoting sustainability, and fostering social cohesion, making it a model for inclusive urban development.

Lodhi Garden as Cultural Landscape: Heritage, Biodiversity, and Everyday Urbanism in Delhi
Lodhi Garden exemplifies a cultural landscape, blending history, ecology, and everyday urban life, offering a model for preserving heritage parks in modern cities.

Revitalizing Heritage: Msheireb Downtown Doha Masterplan
Msheireb Downtown, a mixed-use development, is an initiative to revitalize Doha’s old business district. It’s a new center for living, entertainment, and business.

Trafalgar Square, London: Norman Foster’s Urban Redevelopment Masterpiece
The Trafalgar Square Redevelopment, by Norman Foster, transformed London’s iconic square into a more accessible, pedestrian-friendly space, blending modern urban design with historical sensitivity, enhancing its civic and cultural significance.

The Park by MIA Design Studio – Vietnam’s Urban Oasis
This article studies the architecture of The Park, a community centre completed in 2023 in Vietnam by MIA Design Studio.

Scali Milano – Catalysts for sustainable living
What if we use the ‘scali’ – railway yards – and their connecting infrastructure to improve the mobility of Milan in order to generate new