...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....
...between them are poor, particularly with Manchester and Liverpool. The group felt it was important to develop transport between the cities so they can work together: the issue is not...
...cities What are future cities: origins, meanings and uses People in cities: the numbers Urban form and infrastructure: a morphological review See the related posts. Essays UK-China city relationships Understanding...
...report, What are Future Cities: Meanings, origins and uses, developed jointly with the Foresight Future of Cities project, we delve into the language being used around cities. ‘Smart cities’, which...
...announced that he wants to promote what he calls a ‘northern powerhouse’ to rival that of London, via a series of measures, including a possible high speed rail link linking...
...potential of SMART technologies managing interactions between water use, heating and cooling. The report also includes outlines of how research knowledge may usefully contribute to the ways in which we...
...and workshops to establish the nature of each driver, and some predicted impacts over the course of the next 20 years. This was used to paint a vision of a...
...cities (by 2050, the number of people registered blind will double to 4 million) Wikihouse: An open source building system to innovate in the provision of housing A Landscape Vision...
Paul Dietrich from The Peckham Coal Line team explains how citizen involvement can help communities shape unused spaces in their city. The Peckham Coal Line project will make use of...
...for the future. Read the full report Featured image by Cardiff Harbour Authority on Wikimedia. Used under Creative Commons. Image of the living wall by Diego Delso on Wikimedia. Used...
