#urban-planning

#urban-planning

The pandemic has prompted a reevaluation of downtown spaces to better serve the community's needs in a changing work environment.

Unanimous council support for a new crematorium is based on the need for accessible end-of-life services in Waltham Forest.

Ghent's ban on cars from its center has led to significant urban improvement and better living conditions for residents.

Austin is making progress in preparing for extreme heat, yet faces challenges in coordination, funding, and measurable actions for long-term resilience.

NYC outdoor dining is returning predominantly to wealthy neighborhoods, marking a shift from pandemic inclusivity.

Munich is recognized as the most walkable city in the world due to its pedestrian-friendly infrastructure and abundant recreational spaces.

The townhouse project innovatively addresses urban planning challenges while enhancing comfort and sustainability in Marseille.

The use of traditional materials and local craftsmanship underscores the importance of sustainability in contemporary architecture.

Menlo Park City Council prioritizes downtown revitalization in response to community feedback.

The redesigned building aims to address neighborhood concerns, but opposition remains due to its height and mass.

Community advocates are calling for additional affordable housing options.

Corden faces backlash from neighbors over his proposed outhouse, fearing noise and visual obstruction.

Portland is reimagining Tom McCall Waterfront Park through a two-and-a-half-year project, including a national design competition.

Lidl is planning to build a new supermarket in Brentwood, with work potentially starting in summer 2025.

Islington Council has approved plans to extend and refurbish The Pentagon office building, despite local concerns about light reduction for neighboring properties.

Gillette Factory in Isleworth will be redeveloped into modern film studios while preserving historical buildings.

The British Library's £1.1 billion extension will enhance facilities and provide new commercial spaces, set to open around 2030.

Advocacy groups are protesting against the removal of bike lanes in Toronto, urging the engineering firm Stantec to cancel its contract.

Orenco Station transformed into a vibrant community through transit-oriented development, realizing modern urban living benefits since revitalization initiated in the 1990s.

London council criticized for excessive traffic fines from CCTV cameras creating no-go areas for motorists.

Havering Council proposes a safe walking and cycling route along Marsh Way, improving access and reducing car reliance.