City visions: Cambridge 2065
...the next 50 years. Some common themes emerged, including: Where we live Visions of the future built environment of Cambridge were overwhelmingly green: both verdant and ecological. New living landscapes...
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I've seen the future city – and it's electric!
...affordable. For example, a recent study showed that the price of electric vehicle batteries is falling at a rate of 14% per year. The driving range for new electric car...
Co-creating cities: The Peckham Coal Line
...disused railway sidings. Who builds public spaces? Where do they come from? What purpose should they serve? How should the old be incorporated into the new? These are some of...
Time travel in the North West
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Living in cities, Project update, Regional meetings
...the cities in the coming decades. We met with representatives from local businesses, government and universities and heard how new data techniques are allowing researchers to 'time travel' to forecast...
What skills will we need to live in future smart cities?
...energy use reduction, to care provision and assisted living. But it will also include new ways of social innovation, new ways of organising communities, and increased access to political processes....
Urban ecosystem services
...set aside large spaces of land for urban parklands. (It’s now often forgotten that New York’s Central Park was once home to several hundred people who were moved to make...
Place based Open Policy Making - graduate mobility
Cities can be excellent laboratories for innovating and developing new ideas. When Foresight asked cities about the challenges they were facing, retaining a high skilled labour pool emerged as an...
Remembering Professor Sir Peter Hall (1932-2014)
...and local banks create new forms of housing tenure work to achieve a broader policy framework that will allow and encourage these policies to happen In the many tributes to...
City populations: what can history tell us about the future?
...Champion, University of Newcastle Professor Tony Champion’s paper starts with a historical look at the changing sizes of UK cities over time, the factors that have influenced their size, and...
The future of urban living
...city Widespread substitution of physical movement of objects and people by may forms of digital communication and experiences. Liveable city Low carbon cities with a new idea of wellbeing (live...