Berlin citizens propose the largest car-free area in the world
The world’s largest car-free zone is being planned for Berlin’s Ringbahn (Germany). Find out all the details of this environmental friendly project.
Mastering mobility with child-friendly mobility planning
Coined in 2016 by researcher and professor Carlos Moreno, the ‘15-minute city’ concept gained popularity (and infamy) during the COVID-19 pandemic. As people around the world adapted to the necessity of working from home, awareness about the quality of residents’ immediate neighbourhoods came to the fore and debates about the development of liveable cities were robust.
Cities are for people: towards a new conception of public spaces
Contemporary urban planning seeks a more inclusive approach towards cities, with room for new kinds of vehicles and a biggger focus on pedestrians
Mastering mobility: The untapped potential of urban waterways
Coined in 2016 by researcher and professor Carlos Moreno, the ‘15-minute city’ concept gained popularity (and infamy) during the COVID-19 pandemic. As people around the world adapted to the necessity of working from home, awareness about the quality of residents’ immediate neighbourhoods came to the fore and debates about the development of liveable cities were robust.
Are air taxis the future of urban transport?
Are air taxis the future of public transport in our smart cities? In this post, we analyze the advantages and challenges of this type of urban transport.
Mastering mobility with inclusiveness by design
Coined in 2016 by researcher and professor Carlos Moreno, the ‘15-minute city’ concept gained popularity (and infamy) during the COVID-19 pandemic. As people around the world adapted to the necessity of working from home, awareness about the quality of residents’ immediate neighbourhoods came to the fore and debates about the development of liveable cities were robust.
The Shard, the building at the forefront of innovative construction in London
The unique silhouette of The Shard, London’s tallest skyscraper did not just happen by chance. The spire-like structure overlooking the Thames has its own special story. It is not just any building, but rather a compendium of efforts driven by innovation in construction.
Can good urban planning reduce obesity?
One of the key aspects for maintaining a healthy lifestyle is moderate exercise. A brisk walk falls within this category, but do cities offer environments that are sufficiently pleasant to promote healthy activities and prevent obesity among their residents?
Mastering mobility: public space and public health
Coined in 2016 by researcher and professor Carlos Moreno, the ‘15-minute city’ concept gained popularity (and infamy) during the COVID-19 pandemic. As people around the world adapted to the necessity of working from home, awareness about the quality of residents’ immediate neighbourhoods came to the fore and debates about the development of liveable cities were robust.
Sydney Opera House: some interesting facts about its architecture
Famous worldwide, the Opera House was included on the UNESCO World Heritage List in 2007. Below are a few interesting facts about this opera house. Why was it built? How was it built? And who was or were responsible for such an iconic project?