Browsing: Urban Planning

The thirteenth edition of the World Urban Forum 13 concluded in Baku after six days of intense discussions on housing…

Cities are expanding faster than ever, but are they truly built for the people who live in them? Traffic congestion,…

Digital twin technology enhances building maintenance and operations through predictive analytics, energy efficiency, and stakeholder collaboration.

The Manhattan Project’s covert mission during WWII birthed not only the atomic bomb but a hidden architectural legacy. Secret cities like Oak Ridge, Hanford, and Los Alamos reveal the innovative spatial strategies that balanced confidentiality, industrial efficiency, and functionality—shaping postwar architectural design and sustainable reuse efforts that endure today.

Architecture is often viewed as a neutral and artistic profession, but the political power of cities directly influences human life and political protest.

From East to West, finding a balance between community and planning in vertical environments.

Learn about the transformative potential of parametric design in the realm of urban planning that revolutionizes city development and scenario building.

Regenerative design aims to improve social, economic, and environmental systems by working with natural cycles and processes. Its goal is to protect ecosystems and communities, making them stronger.

Today, health is associated with a wide range of fields. In addition to physical health, other aspects of health include mental, social, political, economic, and urban health.

Bjarke Ingels, a Danish architecture firm, has revealed the design for a massive development project spanning approximately 1000 square kilometers in Bhutan.