Saudi 2034: Saudi Arabia Chooses Its Stadiums for the Next FIFA World Cup

For the 2024 World Cup, Saudi Arabia is investing more than $20 billion in the construction of 15 state-of-the-art stadiums spread across the five designated cities, from the capital Riyadh to the fut...

Water Crisis: Top 5 Cases of Infrastructure Investment for Water Security

Water infrastructure investment, long-term strategies, citizen involvement to reduce water consumption: this is how Cape Town, Melbourne, Sao Paulo, New Orleans and Las Vegas cope with long periods of...

Urban Planning and Sustainable Transportation

What is the future of cities? From the Smart Growth City to the Walkable City, discover how efficient public transport, sustainable mobility and innovative urban planning are changing the lives of mil...

“15-Minute Cities”: The Sustainable Model for Future Metropolises

Milan, with its new metro line, Copenhagen, with its Cityringen, and Paris, with its Grand Paris Express, are among the European champions of sustainable urban planning.

From the Shanghai Tower to The Shard, six skyscrapers with the world’s highest observation decks

Urban regeneration: from Athens to Buenos Aires, 7 spaces converted into vital centres

From Toronto's Waterfront on Lake Ontario to Athens, from Essen to the Chaoyang district in Beijing, these spaces have transformed from abandonment into vibrant cultural hubs, becoming symbols of urba...

In Canada, ‘A City Within a City’: Toronto’s Waterfront Redevelopment Takes a New Project

With an investment of CA$1 billion, Toronto’s waterfront will be ready for the construction of thousands of homes on an abandoned industrial site that will also have the largest park in a generation, ...

Auckland: 8 Outstanding Attractions in the Biggest City in New Zealand

Also known as Tamaki Makautau, or the City of Sails, the biggest city in New Zealand now blends its rich Māori heritage with innovation, embracing remar-kable works of futuristic design and architect...

Auckland: Sustainable Mobility Projects for the Future

While government statistics show record numbers of people leaving New Zealand, the City of Sails—the country's largest—continues to grow, and it is banking on metro and rail lines to sustain it