Urban Planning

In the midst of war, Ukraine is seeing an unexpected opportunity to revolutionize its urban transportation systems, with micromobility emerging as a potential game-changer. A recent study published in the *European Transport Research Review* (transla

In the heart of Isfahan, the Zayandehrud River has long been a lifeline, shaping the city’s history and the quality of life for its residents. However, recent droughts have posed significant challenges, prompting a critical examination of how urban r

In the heart of Nigeria, the ancient city of Kano stands as a testament to rich cultural heritage and historical significance. Yet, this treasure trove of architectural marvels faces the dual challenge of preservation and sustainable development. A r

In the heart of our rapidly urbanizing world, water bodies are more than just scenic backdrops; they are vital blue spaces that foster social connections and offer recreational and cultural benefits. Yet, as cities expand, these aquatic havens are of

In the heart of every bustling city lies an age-old tension: the delicate dance between urban development and the natural world. A recent study published in *Fengjing Yuanlin* (Scenic Gardens and Groves) by lead author Xiangrong Wang sheds light on t

In the heart of China’s rapid urbanization lies a pressing challenge: the homogenization of landscapes, where cities and towns begin to look eerily similar, losing their unique character and cultural identity. This issue is particularly acute in geog

In a world where cities are expanding and climate change is escalating, understanding and mitigating urban vulnerabilities has become more critical than ever. A recent study published in the *Journal of Design for Resilience in Architecture and Plann

In the heart of the Netherlands, a quiet revolution is brewing, one that could reshape urban landscapes and redefine mobility for older adults. Fatemeh Torabi Kachousangi, a researcher at Delft University of Technology’s Department of Transport & Pla

In the sprawling urban landscapes of Africa, a new wave of city planning is emerging, one that could redefine the future of urban development and have significant implications for the energy sector. Rachel Keeton, a researcher at TU Delft’s Faculty o

In the sprawling landscapes between cities and countryside, a quiet revolution is taking place. Traditional notions of urban and rural are blurring, giving way to a complex, interconnected web of dispersed urban areas. This phenomenon, long overlooke