Is small and sustainable housing really possible? In conversation with Anitra Nelson
With a cost-of-living crisis impacting the UK, we ask Small is Necessary author Anitra Nelson what shared space needs to…
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So what’s with all these new planned cities?
Overcrowding, emissions and poverty are just some of the issues that purpose-built cities claim to solve, but do these large-scale…
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How Fort Lauderdale is pioneering a new type of downtown for the post-pandemic era
With its transformation into a central connectivity district, Downtown Fort Lauderdale offers a template for other cities.
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60 years later, Dallas seeks to right a past wrong
After being forced out six decades ago, Fair Park's new community park project aims to benefit black and Hispanic communities.
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How decades of flooding prompted the ‘new’ Jakarta move
After delays due to the pandemic, the government of Indonesia approved a plan to relocate the capital city from Jakarta…
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Flexible working boom in ‘Red Wall’ towns could aid the levelling up agenda
A boom in hybrid and remote working could aid the government's plan to redistribute job opportunities, new research shows.
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Historical sites are being restored by private-sector funding – and that isn’t a bad thing
As more and more historical monuments and buildings are receiving funding for repairs and rejuvenation efforts from the private sector,…
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How Kisumu, Kenya’s lakeside city, is curbing the housing deficit
The majority of African cities are struggling with flooding, housing deficits and poor sewerage connectivity, all of which are caused…
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