Old Paris was a festering, dark, and crime-ridden place. Haussmann set himself to change that, and in many ways laid the foundations of modern urbanism.

How can MaaS coexist with public transport? Mobility as a service can be a good complement to conventional public transport. How can they improve each other?

Is it possible to combat natural elements? Possibly not. But Japan has managed to reduce the havoc of the typhoon season by building a colossal cathedral-like underground complex to collect massive amounts of rainfall.

Ghost kitchens have existed for decades, although the rise in home delivery services came with the COVID-19 pandemic, often generating problems among the residents who are subjected to the external factors of such businesses.

Smart housing estates: How to create more sustainable suburbs? Densify, provide services, reduce car use… How to retrofit residential suburbs and successfully incorporate them into cities

One of the main beneficiaries of 5G were smart cities. We review the best uses of 5G in smart cities. How is it being implemented?

Tourism has been enjoyed for thousands of years, although it is only in recent decades that it has started to generate negative impacts. How has tourism changed and how can it overcome the challenges it faces and reduce its impact?

On December 5, 1952, London found itself engulfed in a dense polluting ‘smog’, which took four days to dissipate and killed 4,000 people and over 150,000 were hospitalized. The total number of deaths rose to 12,000 after a few months. That was the Great Smog of London, a phenomenon that changed the way we looked at pollution and cities and changed environmental laws forever.

When we think of cities with the largest public parks in the world, we immediately think of London or New York. However, despite the popularity of these parks, the largest public parks in the world are not located in these cities. And some cities are home to absolute nature reserves that are open to the public.