...in a range of possible scenarios. Featured image by The Co-operative on Flickr. Used under Creative Commons. Sign up for email alerts from this blog, or follow us on Twitter....
Guest post by Sophia de Sousa from The Glass-House Community Led Design. The Future of Cities paper, 'Comparative urban governance', begins with a clear and concise definition: Urban governance refers...
...our cities is one we want. Featured image by Adam Tinworth on Flickr. Used under Creative Commons. Sign up for email alerts from this blog, or follow us on Twitter....
...continue and we will update you on what we've been doing once the pre-election period is over. Sign up for email alerts from this blog, or follow us on Twitter....
...significance of water in the built environment, I commend our report to you. It considers the importance of water to urban communities within the wider context of safeguarding lives, the...
...rent to landlords, financial institutions and established owner-occupiers. Even with state subsidies to employers and/or landlords via the social security system, there is still a significant gap between low pay...
...reason, design of the infrastructure is one of the most important issues for developing cities. A district heating substation in a residential neighborhood (credit: Ulrichulrich/CC BY-SA 3.0) The greatest challenge...
...data can play a key role in the design and management of cities is widely recognised. Architects, planners and engineers are already considering how data can improve the planning and...
...to develop cohesive and resilient communities, so it is crucial to discuss how we can better design our cities. In the future, urban design must harness the transformative function of...
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