Scandal in Lohja: Director Fired
The city of Lohja has dismissed urban planning director Pekka Puistosalo amid significant deficiencies revealed in an internal audit.
Notification for March 3rd
Hana Financial Group announces humanitarian aid programs to citizens in the Middle East, while Lotte Department Store and Seoul City also make significant announcements regarding design awards and citizen participation in budget planning, respectively.
Shooting of Mom 2 starring Khushi Kapoor begins in Greater Noida, Boney Kapoor to make four more films in UP
The filming of Mom 2, featuring Khushi Kapoor, has officially started in Greater Noida's Yamuna City, marking a significant moment for the proposed film city with Boney Kapoor planning more films in the region.
Accommodation Tax Spreading Nationwide: Set to Increase Dramatically by 2026, Kyoto City to Raise it to a Maximum of 10,000 Yen
The accommodation tax is set to increase significantly across Japan, with Kyoto City planning to raise its tax to a maximum of 10,000 yen in response to a surge in foreign tourists.
Seoul Forest Walking Path, Prohibiting Bicycle Traffic 'Pedestrian-Only' Promotion
Seoul City is planning to designate paths within Seoul Forest as pedestrian-only to enhance safety and prevent accidents caused by bicycles.
Neither large nor problematic: 5 native trees for narrow sidewalks
The article discusses five native tree species suitable for narrow sidewalks in urban Argentina, emphasizing their ecological benefits and adaptability to compacted soils.
Sustainability That Is Visible in the City's Design
The article discusses the innovative urban planning in Maringá, Brazil, focusing on the new Civic Center as the new 'golden square meter' that enhances livability and accessibility.
Where knowledge and city grow together
The article discusses the increasing demand and appreciation for planned neighborhoods in Brazil's real estate market, driven by infrastructure and services.
Reykjavik city admits to providing incorrect information, but the ombudsman says questions remain unanswered
Reykjavik city has acknowledged providing incorrect information regarding a planning application, yet questions from the ombudsman remain unresolved.
Rio has the rainiest February in nearly 30 years
The city of Rio de Janeiro experienced its rainiest February in almost three decades, with recorded rainfall of 352 millimeters so far this month.
BH Carnival already has an official date in 2027; find out when
Belo Horizonte's Carnival in 2027 is scheduled from January 23 to February 14, with plans for improvements in organization outlined by city officials.
Growing Inward: Vitoria's Urbanism That Frustrates Builders
Vitoria's new General Urban Planning Plan aims to promote a more compact and sustainable city while addressing excessive land consumption.
With 1,313 km of traffic jams, the city of SP sets a traffic record for the year for the second consecutive day
São Paulo recorded the highest traffic congestion of 2026 for the second consecutive day, reaching 1,313 km of traffic jams.
Stop the youth school in Laugardal
Plans to construct a new youth school in Laugardal have been halted by the ReykjavÃk City Council.
Former City Secretary in PR is Suspected of Using Access to Municipal Accounts to Steal R$ 152,000 and is Arrested While Planning to Leave the Country, Says MP
Sumair Pires Leles, the former municipal finance secretary in Altônia, was arrested for allegedly embezzling over R$ 152,000 from municipal funds while having unrestricted access to the city's accounts.
Part of DanÄ—s Street in KlaipÄ—da will be renamed Ernesto Galvanausko Boulevard
The KlaipÄ—da Council has voted unanimously to rename a section of DanÄ—s Street to Ernesto Galvanausko Boulevard, marking the city's first boulevard.
Lippus: The reorganization of Tallinn will reduce school places and make them more expensive
Madle Lippus argues that the Tallinn city government's plan to reorganize schools in Northern Tallinn will significantly reduce the number of available school places and increase costs for families.
A Year of Planning and Millimetric Maneuvers: How the Operation to Transport a Brazilian Transformer to a Futuristic City in Saudi Arabia Works
A Brazilian transformer is being transported to Saudi Arabia for a megaproject aimed at creating a renewable energy-powered linear city.
Times Square in downtown São Paulo advances amid fears of multiplying loopholes in the City Clean Law
The proposal for a 'Times Square' attraction in downtown São Paulo progresses, reigniting concerns about potential relaxations of the City Clean Law that restricts advertising billboards.
From Madrid Central to Neom: the Murcian genius of AI who knows how to fix urban chaos with digital twins
The article discusses the innovative use of digital twins to manage urban planning and environmental initiatives effectively, contrasting success and failures in city projects.
Conviction of the Brazão Brothers for the Murder of Marielle Reverberates in Foreign Media
The Brazilian Supreme Federal Court convicted brothers Chiquinho and Domingos Brazão to 76 years and 3 months in prison for planning the murder of city councilor Marielle Franco and her driver in Rio de Janeiro.
When the city slows down, life happens
The design of planned neighborhoods emphasizes time, social interaction, and well-being.
The new city center starts here
A new real estate project, Eurogarden and the Civic Center, is transforming the urban landscape of Maringá, Brazil, by establishing a new development axis that focuses on smart urban planning, sustainability, and quality of life.
Athens Municipality: The U-turn from Amalias Avenue for entrance to Plaka is now operational
The Municipality of Athens has implemented a long-requested traffic regulation allowing U-turns on Amalias Avenue, improving access to the Plaka neighborhood for residents and visitors.
Traffic in Munich: City Decides to Redesign Giesinger Berg
The Munich city council has approved the redesign of Giesinger Berg to increase space for cyclists, despite last-minute attempts by the CSU and Free Voters to halt the project.
GALLERY: Hundipea development detailed planning moved forward
The Tallinn city government has proposed a detailed plan for the Hundipea northern area, transforming a closed port and industrial zone into an open urban space with new residences, commercial spaces, and a seaside promenade.
A study on the renovation of Kaunas Old Town streets has been prepared: planned changes and priorities
A comprehensive study has been developed to guide the future renovation of streets in Kaunas Old Town, focusing on people's needs and enhancing the cultural and historical context.
Four Maarjamäe Residents Win Against Tallinn in Circuit Court
Four residents from Maarjamäe have achieved a partial victory against the Tallinn City Planning Office in a recent circuit court ruling concerning the demolition of a central pavilion.
Curitiba has a deficit of more than 260 thousand trees, survey points out; find out how to request planting on your street
A survey by the city hall shows that Curitiba has a potential deficit of over 262,000 trees available for planting across its regions.
Almeida ignores the Judiciary and authorizes the construction of a student residence in a protected garden
The Madrid city government, led by José Luis MartÃnez-Almeida, has approved the construction of a student residence in a historically protected garden despite judicial objections.
Best cities to visit each month in 2026—travel expert's ultimate guide
A travel expert provides a guide on the best cities to visit each month in 2026, emphasizing the value of timing for maximizing travel experiences.
City Hall considers opening street in Flamboyant Park, Goiânia
The Goiânia City Hall is exploring the possibility of opening a street within Flamboyant Park to improve vehicle access, despite opposition from environmental and planning agencies.
Max Hjelm: Who Wants a City with More Trash Cans than Trees?
The article discusses the problems arising from implementing stricter waste management policies in Swedish cities, highlighting the negative impact on residential areas.
Entry charges to the city center failed at the ministry. Prague is now talking about a strict ban
Prague's plan to implement entry charges to its city center has been abandoned in favor of a stricter ban, following concerns raised by the Ministry of the Interior.
A Guide to Designing a Lively City: "Green or Bare City?"
A practical guide on creating vibrant urban environments has been published, compiling five years of experience and knowledge on urban ecology in Tartu.
Tartu scientists and nature conservationists worry about the mowing of green areas planned by the city government
Scientists and nature conservationists in Tartu are concerned about the city government's plan to mow grasslands rich in biodiversity more extensively.
Tartu Scientists and Conservationists Concerned About the Mowing of Green Areas Planned by the City Council
Scientists and conservationists in Tartu are worried about the city's plans to increase mowing in biodiversity-rich green areas under the new city administration.
Tartu scientists and conservationists are concerned about the mowing of green areas that the city government plans
Scientists and conservationists in Tartu are raising concerns over the planned mowing of biodiverse green areas by the city government.
Overcrowding and Excessive Street Vendors Hinder Parades in the Street Carnival; Blocks Call for Better Planning
The 2026 street carnival in Rio experienced overcrowded blocks and disrupted parades due to a high number of street vendors, prompting organizers to demand better planning from the city.
New districts in the north and northeast: Procedure failed: Reiter demands restart for planning tens of thousands of apartments
The mayor of Munich, Dieter Reiter, has declared the urban development measures in the north and northeast of the city a failure and is calling for a restart of planning discussions to address housing shortages.
Acceptance of the Tallinna Harbour planning has been postponed
The acceptance of Tallinna Harbour's detailed planning has been delayed in the Tallinn City Council due to opposition actions.
Man killed preparing terrorist attack in Russian city – FSB (VIDEO)
The FSB reported the killing of a man who was planning a terrorist attack during Defenders of the Fatherland Day celebrations in Stavropol, Russia, allegedly linked to a Ukrainian organization.
Controversial Agreement Between the Church and Developer: 'The City is Handing Over Land Too Lightly'
Residents of Z Osiedla Maltańskiego are being displaced as the Archdiocese of Poznań sells land to a developer planning to construct 2,000 apartments, raising concerns about their future.
Almeida sends heavy machinery and excavators to Montecarmelo and puts the neighborhood on alert
The Madrid City Council, led by Almeida, has deployed heavy machinery to Montecarmelo, prompting concerns from residents and complaints regarding labor risk prevention violations.
The Number of Guests Will Not Be Limited to Five Thousand
Reykjavik's city officials addressed police concerns about access routes to a major event site, indicating that there will be no limit on the number of attendees.
Haapsalu declared the detailed plans in the construction ban zone invalid
The city of Haapsalu has declared detailed plans that fall within construction ban zones as invalid, a decision met with legal criticism.
This is India's 'Silent City'
The article focuses on India's 'Silent City', highlighting its unique characteristics and significance.
According to the Chancellor of Justice, the Haapsalu City Council has not acted correctly in invalidating some detailed plans.
The Chancellor of Justice criticized the Haapsalu City Council for improperly invalidating certain detailed plans in the new general plan.
Planning to study abroad requires more than filling out applications. It requires clarity, timing, and access to the right information
3AG Global Resources is organizing a multi-city EduFair in Nigeria to assist prospective students in making informed decisions regarding studying abroad.
Mikkeli plans a new school and swimming hall by Lake Saimaa: "Will revolutionize the harbor area," says city development director
The city of Mikkeli is planning to build a new primary school and daycare center by Lake Saimaa, a project that has gained supportive feedback from local decision-makers.