What Are Sponge Cities? Auckland Has 35% Sponginess
What Are Sponge cities? Sponge cities are urban areas that use sustainable systems to soak up rainwater. This helps...
Green Infrastructure
Vancouver’s Urban Planning Legacy: The Evolution of Eco-Friendly Design
Vancouver’s urban planning legacy is characterised by a unique approach known as ‘Vancouverism’. This concept combines high-density residential areas...
The Rise of Vancouverism: A Model for Sustainable Urban Design
Vancouverism has emerged as a unique urban strategy, captivating the global stage as a model for sustainable development. This...
Nature in the Metropolis: Blending Green Spaces into Urban Design
As urban populations continue to surge, cities worldwide face mounting challenges such as air pollution, urban heat islands, and...
The Future of Biodiverse Cities: Trends in Ecological Architecture
The Future of Biodiverse Cities: Trends in Ecological Architecture Urban areas cover only 3% of the Earth’s surface. But,...
Urban Biodiversity and Architecture: Designing for Coexistence
Do you know that more than 60% of our planet’s people live in cities today? It’s a number that...
Sustainable Cities: Integrating Biodiversity into Urban Design
By 2050, over 70% of the world’s people will live in cities. Already, more than half do. This shift...
Designing Biodiverse Green Spaces in Modern Urban Planning
Did you know a single urban park can be home to over 2,000 plant and animal species? As cities...