Here are five policies to help solve the global housing crisis
13/04/2020 – World Economic Forum
Now is the right time to start thinking about air quality!
12/04/2020 – The Times of India
The world’s most polluted capital city
11/04/2020 – BBC
Forget 5G. Let’s Talk About 6G.
10/04/2020 – The Wall Street Journal
Inside the Efforts to Preserve Ukraine’s Cultural Heritage
09/04/2020 – Smithsonian Magazine
Global Smart-Cities-Software Market: Experts Anticipate Market Boom in 2031
08/04/2020 – Bloomingprairieonlina
Designs for Carbon Positive Affordable Housing
07/04/2020 – ArchDaily
6 Ways In Which Blockchain Makes Your Smart City Even Smarter
06/04/2020 – Forbes
TMB
Our environment is constantly changing. The daily life of our city changes, and so do the mobility needs of our clients.COVID-19 has been an example of the speed at which societies can change: economic crises that affect the social context,implementation of new models of presence within the business world or education,, the preference of private transport over collective public transport, or new transport alternatives in the city of Barcelona. All this has a direct impact on the demand patterns of our clients and the offer that we have to serve them by optimizing the available resources to the máximum. Given this changing reality, which actions is Metro de Barcelona taking to adapt to these new mobility trends and anticipate future changes, yet to come?
Cities and videogames: an unexpectedly constructive relationship
For decades, urban planning videogames have been a reflection of the way towns are perceived. Strategic planning, resource management or metrics to evaluate the various initiatives have gradually changed over time, for both physical cities and virtual cities, the precursors of the digital twins. How have they done this?