They demolished the marble fountain in Vysoké Mýto. Nobody knew it was a work of art
A marble fountain in Vysoké Mýto was demolished without realizing its artistic significance.
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.
Works in areas where deaths were caused by rains have not moved beyond the planning stage in São Paulo
Despite the planned drainage works in São Paulo, communities continue to suffer from flooding and losses, as evidenced by a resident recounting past tragedies due to severe rain.
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.
Juiz de Fora is among the cities with the largest population in risk areas; understand the reasons
Juiz de Fora, Brazil, is identified as having a significant population living in high-risk areas for landslides and flooding, primarily due to disorganized urban growth and inadequate local government oversight.
Gombe approves N5 billion for street numbering and signage
The Gombe State Executive Council has approved a N5 billion project for street naming, signages, and house numbering to enhance urban management.
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.
After reconstruction, car traffic will be prohibited on one section of Oxford Street in London
London Mayor Sadiq Khan announced that vehicle traffic, including bicycles, will be banned on a significant 1.1 km stretch of Oxford Street between Oxford Circus and Marble Arch.
Herzogenaurach: Adidas prevails in dispute over the Three-Cities Tram
Adidas has succeeded in a dispute with local municipalities regarding the route of a future tram line in the Nuremberg area, leading to the planned alteration of its path.
Court suspends demolitions and new buildings in SP for seeing flaws in zoning review
São Paulo's court has temporarily halted the issuance of permits for demolitions and new constructions due to issues in the zoning law revision process.
Monte Carlo Incorporadora & Multipropriedade strengthens the real estate market
Monte Carlo Incorporadora & Multipropriedade is becoming a leader in Brazil's real estate market with a focus on long-term investment and urban development.
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.
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.
Heat wave: Cities hotter than ever and deforestation contributes to rising temperatures
Urban heat islands are causing some cities in Mexico to experience temperatures up to 10 degrees Celsius higher than rural areas due to deforestation and poor urban planning.
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.
The Future of Brazilian Cities in Light of Population Decline
Brazil is projected to face a significant population decline in the coming decade, driven by falling fertility rates and other socio-demographic factors.
Part of Danės Street in Klaipėda will be renamed Ernesto Galvanausko Boulevard
The Klaipėda Council has voted unanimously to rename a section of Danės 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.
Construction blocks streets in Downtown Fortaleza and alters the itinerary of 4 bus lines; see the detours
A construction project in Downtown Fortaleza is blocking streets and altering bus routes to enhance pedestrian and cyclist safety.
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.
Quito Municipality fined for allowing a building that impacts the Guápulo landscape
Quito Municipality has been fined for permitting the construction of a building that disrupts the urban landscape of Guápulo, a traditional neighborhood.
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.
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.
Where will Victoria’s new homes be built? Competing Liberal and Labor visions are as much about politics as planning
Political competition in Victoria over housing policy has intensified as both major parties propose contrasting visions for urban development.
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.
Sweeping vehicle collapsed through the pavement in Brno
A sweeping vehicle fell through the pavement in Brno, indicating potential infrastructure issues in the area.
Gardens installed by Nunes' management under the Minhocão forced pedestrians to compete for space with bikes
The recently installed rain gardens under the Presidente João Goulart elevated park, known as Minhocão, have made it difficult for pedestrians as they now have to use bike lanes, raising concerns about safety.
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 Martínez-Almeida, has approved the construction of a student residence in a historically protected garden despite judicial objections.
Pirellino Case: Prosecutor's Appeal Rejected
The Court of Review has rejected the appeal from prosecutors who sought prohibitions against former councilor Giancarlo Tancredi and Coima CEO Manfredi Catella over allegations of undue influence related to the Pirellino project.
Federal Court cancels auction of green area in Salvador and declares law unconstitutional
A federal court in Brazil canceled an auction for a green area in Salvador, ruling a municipal law unconstitutional in relation to the case.
NDG’s Empress Theatre to be demolished, site repurposed as cultural space
The Empress Theatre in Côte-des-Neiges–Notre-Dame-de-Grâce, built in 1927, is set to be demolished with plans to preserve its iconic facade while repurposing the site as a cultural space.
HMS believes that the development in Akureyri cannot keep up with population growth
HMS has expressed concerns regarding the inability of Akureyri's development to match its population growth.
Guayaquil: Proposal for a census and technical tables with center administrators to prevent fires in buildings
Following a fire incident at the Multicomercio building, Guayaquil authorities are proposing a census and technical meetings with building administrators to address fire safety concerns.
The number of new buildings has significantly increased in downtown Akureyri, and more are in the planning stages
Akureyri is experiencing a rise in new building developments, with several additional projects in the planning phase.
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.
Bravo Murillo, the street in Madrid built as a social experiment with a poor side and a rich side... that is obvious
Bravo Murillo street in Madrid reflects a stark division between wealth and poverty, featuring significant disparities in public infrastructure and living conditions.
Federal Court suspends part of law due to unconstitutionality and nullifies auction of land in a wealthy neighborhood of Salvador
The Federal Court has annulled the auction of a prominent piece of land in Salvador, Brazil, due to a ruling that deemed part of the local law unconstitutional.
The Supreme Court endorses the rule in Barcelona that requires 30% of newly built apartments to be designated as affordable housing
The Supreme Court of Spain has upheld a Barcelona ordinance mandating that 30% of new residential construction must be allocated for affordable housing.
GDF sanctions Territorial Ordering Master Plan; understand what changes
The government of the Federal District in Brazil has sanctioned a new Territorial Ordering Master Plan that will guide urban growth and sustainability over the next decade.
Prague wants to buy the “ghost bridge” over the Prague Ring Road for 93 million
Prague plans to purchase the so-called 'ghost bridge' for 93 million crowns.
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.
Disputes Over 'Trump Tower' in Australia: Record-Ambition Project Raises Questions
The 'Trump International Hotel & Tower Gold Coast' is set to become Australia's tallest building, raising questions about its ambitious project timeline and local approvals.
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.
Bulldozer action on more than 1450 illegal houses in Rajkot
The Rajkot Municipal Corporation has launched a major demolition campaign against 1,489 illegal houses and shops along the Aji River and TP Road.