City Bees: Municipal Hives in Valencia Now Produce 450 Kilos of Honey a Year
Valencia's urban beekeeping program has successfully produced 450 kilos of honey annually from municipal hives, while also serving an important ecological purpose.
Prudente has over 200,000 trees, but 50% need to be replaced; residents can request planting
Residents of Presidente Prudente (SP) can request free tree planting to replace the 50% of the city's over 200,000 trees that need substitution.
Millions of cubic meters of rock extracted from tunnels and construction sites in Hong Kong did not end up as debris: they were reused in landfill projects that created new neighborhoods
Hong Kong has successfully reused millions of cubic meters of rock from underground construction projects to create new neighborhoods and infrastructure, addressing land scarcity in the region.
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.
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.
The gates of Barcelona
The article discusses Barcelona's efforts to improve urban accessibility and sustainability in light of its metropolitan flows.
Cities Want to Retain Rainwater. What Subsidies Are Available for Residents?
Poland's cities are increasingly recognizing rainwater as a valuable resource and implementing subsidy programs to support residents in collecting it.
The best-selling organic seed set on Amazon includes 12 aromatic plants to grow at home
An organic seed set from Amazon, which includes 12 aromatic plants, offers an accessible gardening option for both beginners and enthusiasts.
The 'proximity effect': which neighborhoods will grow the most due to new transportation in the City
The new subway line and electric buses will improve connectivity in certain neighborhoods of Buenos Aires and impact the real estate market.
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.
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.
They provide encouragement: An e-taxi for short distances
A new electric taxi model designed for short-distance travel was showcased at the International Motor Show in Germany.
CITY IN THE CITY: See what the Luther quarter will look like
A new residential and business district called the Luther quarter is being developed in Tallinn, Estonia, with a focus on creating a car-free, human-centric environment.
Smart Mobility: Who is Really Leading Us into the New Era of Transportation?
The article discusses how artificial intelligence can transform urban environments into learning, predictive organisms for smarter mobility solutions.
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.
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.
Photos: The dream of a green metropolis is fading. Trees make way for concrete
The article discusses the diminishing green spaces in Czechia's capital due to ongoing urban development.
Thousands of rocks extracted from old tunnels helped create new neighborhoods
Hong Kong has repurposed large volumes of rock extracted from tunnels and underground works to create new neighborhoods and infrastructure.
Neither traffic nor gasoline: how neighborhoods in the U.S. function exclusively to move in golf carts
The article explores unique U.S. neighborhoods designed for residents to use golf carts as the primary means of transportation.
You have not seen Vilnius yet: the biggest transformation of the Neris banks in 30 years is beginning
Vilnius is embarking on a major transformation of the Neris riverbanks, aiming to balance nature preservation with urban development.
Deputy Mayor: Tartu continues research-based development of urban nature
The city of Tartu is affirming its commitment to developing urban nature through the Tartu Green Ring project, which addresses local concerns about urban ecology.
Reykjavik Way is a Positive First Step but Possibly Not Far Enough
The article discusses the Reykjavik Way initiative, describing it as a positive first step while suggesting that more extensive actions may be needed.
Sheep and goats will take care of plants. "An element of sustainable green management"
The city of Krakow is implementing a project that allows sheep and goats to graze on urban green areas as a sustainable management strategy.
LED lighting transforms green areas and squares
The city of São José dos Campos continues its investment in public lighting modernization by expanding ornamental LED lighting in green spaces and public squares.
Francesc Macià Square will have trees, wider sidewalks, and a new bike lane when the tram arrives
Francesc Macià Square in Barcelona is set to undergo a transformation to improve pedestrian and traffic conditions with the arrival of the new tram line.
Commentary on Climate Adaptation: The Trees Are Expensive, But Their Return is Guaranteed
A commentary argues that Munich's investment in planting new trees is essential for climate adaptation despite the high costs.
Trees Will Grow Through Roofs. The Transformation of the Busiest Part of the Center of Plzeň Begins
An innovative project is set to transform the central area of Plzeň, incorporating nature into the urban landscape by allowing trees to grow through building roofs.
An innovative moss filter has been installed in Viesturdārzs
In Viesturdārzs, a moss display developed by scientists at Riga Technical University has been installed to improve air quality by reducing fine dust particles in urban areas.
Narva offers a tram connection to Narva-Jõesuu
Narva's new urban planning initiative includes the proposal for a tram line connecting to Narva-Jõesuu, aiming to improve public transport efficiency and reduce environmental impact.
The 'Great Barcelona' reorganizes its growth to gain 131,000 homes without consuming more space
The Metropolitan Area of Barcelona has approved an initial urban planning plan aiming to accommodate 131,000 new homes by 2050 without expanding urban space.
A new pioneering means of transport has started operating in the region
A new electric and autonomous transport system called Bondi Urbano Digital has been inaugurated in Brazil, marking a significant advancement in urban mobility.
This is the megaproject in the City that promises to reduce travel time between the south and north to almost half
The Trambús, set to launch in 2026, aims to significantly cut travel time between the southern and northern regions of Buenos Aires using exclusive lanes and electric vehicles.
Architecture: Individual Living in the Panel
A former panel building in Stendal, Germany, is being transformed into 30 individual houses instead of being demolished.
Skyscrapers: From Carbon Castles to Digital Lungs Reviving Cities
The article discusses the evolution of skyscrapers from being seen as environmental hazards to becoming technologically advanced structures that improve urban air quality.
A march against the Winter Olympics in Milan ends in clashes between protesters and police
A protest march against the Winter Olympics in Milan led to confrontations between demonstrators and police, driven by concerns over environmental impact and urban sustainability.
Santos City Hall signs agreement with the SP government for improvements in Vila Gilda; understand
The city of Santos, Brazil, has signed an agreement with the São Paulo government for urbanization and housing improvements in Vila Gilda, aiming for sustainable infrastructure development.
Civinity announces an open tender for up to 350 electric vehicles: one of Lithuania’s largest fleet-greening initiatives
Civinity has launched a significant tender to acquire up to 350 electric vehicles as part of its initiative to reduce environmental impact and promote sustainable mobility in urban areas.
DEI Mini Park at Larissa Station
The DEI Mini Park at Larissa Station in Athens has been inaugurated by DEI to enhance urban sustainability and provide a modern recreational area for all ages.
Plan for floating baths based on Nordic model
Reykjavik aims to build floating steam baths inspired by other Nordic capitals as part of a growing trend in Iceland.
LAMDA Development: Urban redevelopment meets school at Ellinikon
LAMDA Development is organizing educational visits at The Ellinikon Experience Park and Experience Centre in Ellinikon, aiming to provide students with experiential learning about sustainability, the environment, history, and technology.
‘Political decisions without foundations are the main threats to wetlands’: how urban development affects Ecuadorean wetlands
The article discusses how ungrounded political decisions and urban development pose significant threats to Ecuador's wetlands, which are crucial for flood protection, wildlife sustainability, and economic support for local communities.
The Hiking Tip: For the Cohesion of Frankfurt
For 35 years, the 'Green Belt' has successfully protected a third of Frankfurt's urban area from development, preserving its diverse natural landscapes.
Trouble in the Urban Landscape: 'These are inhuman, monotonous boxes'
Architect Tobias Nöfer criticizes new constructions and unnecessary regulations, questioning the state of sustainable urban development and urban diversity.
Anger in the Urban Landscape: 'These are inhumane monotonous boxes'
Architect Tobias Nöfer criticizes new constructions and unnecessary regulations while questioning sustainable urban development and diversity.
Touching the Top – The Skyscrapers That Will Be Ready in 2026
The article explores the upcoming skyscrapers set to be completed by 2026, highlighting their role in modern architecture and urban sustainability.
Benchmark for Municipal Planning: "Safe and Good Mobility for All"
A coalition of unions, social, transport, and environmental groups is urging Bavarian municipalities to prioritize safe and good mobility for all in their planning to enhance space for cyclists and pedestrians.
125 Years of FCC: From the First Urban Infrastructures to Sustainable Engineering
The article highlights the evolution of urban infrastructure over 125 years, emphasizing the transition from inadequate facilities in the early 1900s to modern sustainable engineering practices.
Neither electricity nor machines: A man built an autonomous floating village on a remote lake
A man has created a self-sustaining floating village in Vietnam that operates without electricity or machinery, choosing to live away from urban life in the jungle.
Thanks to us, a full of green energy and zero land consumption
NRG Island's CEO Simone Pausini highlights the advantages of floating photovoltaics, which produce energy without occupying new land, by utilizing already existing flooded sites, thereby preventing conflicts with agriculture and urban development.