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Landscape

An urban model for the cities of the future

The rapid growth of Utrecht requires highly sustainable development that can accommodate contemporary lifestyles and address the challenges posed by climate change. The eastern flank of the Kanaleneiland is currently undergoing redevelopment with these crucial goals in mind. Covering an expansive area of 24 hectares and expected to house approximately

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Landscape

Towards a future-proof knowledge region

Kennisregio aan Zee (Knowledge Region by the Sea) is a collaborative initiative. The Hague, Leiden, Delft, Zoetermeer, the provincial administration, and key local knowledge institutions are brought together to tackle the critical spatial-economic challenges that the region will face in the future. The current spatial constraints in this region require

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World Wetlands Day 2024 | The Ramsar Convention

In an era where environmental conservation has become more crucial than ever, World Wetlands Day 2024 emerges as a beacon of hope and a reminder of the indispensable role wetlands play in sustaining the planet’s health and biodiversity. Under the poignant theme “Wetlands and Human Wellbeing,” this day calls upon

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Green Urban Mobility
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Strategies for Green Urban Mobility

Urban mobility is a critical aspect of city planning and design, impacting the quality of life, environmental sustainability, and the overall functionality of urban spaces. This article delves into the concept of green urban mobility, focusing on the integration of green infrastructure within various transportation typologies. It is tailored for

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Landscape

The inhabited park

Between 1973 and 2008, the presence of the Peugeot-Citroën car factory on the site logically placed the town of Aulnay-sous-Bois on a metropolitan economic scale.   Today, the cards reshuffled by the arrival of line 16 of the Grand Paris Express and the major changes in our industrial model, require

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Spatial Organization of Green Urban Spaces

Introduction to Green Urban Spaces Areas with limited constructions and mostly unsealed, pervious soft surfaces—such as dirt, grass, shrubs, and trees—are referred to as green spaces. In densely populated places with man-made structures, green spaces provide vital natural and cultural resources for city dwellers. In addition to improving air quality

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