In the picturesque city of Petrópolis, nestled in the mountains of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, a fascinating study is shedding light on the intricate relationship between urban planning, socio-spatial inequality, and the food landscape. Led by Emanuela A
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In a world where cities are rapidly expanding, a new study sheds light on the complex relationship between urbanization and greenhouse gas emissions, offering valuable insights for the energy sector and urban planners alike. The research, led by M. S
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In the heart of Trondheim, Norway, a quiet revolution is underway, one that could reshape how cities grow and buildings live—and die. Beatrice Stolz, a researcher from the Faculty of Architecture and Design at the Norwegian University of Science and
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In the face of escalating storm-surge disasters along coastal cities, a groundbreaking study led by Jian Tian from the School of Architecture at Tianjin University offers a fresh perspective on urban resilience planning. Published in the journal *Fen
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In the quest for sustainable urban development, Nature-Based Solutions (NBS) have emerged as a promising strategy for mitigating and adapting to climate change. Yet, despite their potential, the practical implementation of these solutions has been hi
In the heart of Kazerun city, a pressing urban challenge is unfolding, one that could have significant implications for the energy sector and beyond. Mohammadreza Ehsandoost, a lecturer at the Islamic Azad University’s Kazerun Branch, has turned his
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In the heart of Iran’s urban planning landscape, a fresh perspective is emerging, one that could reshape how cities tackle their most worn-out areas. Arefeh Mahmoodi, a dedicated MSc student in Urban Planning at Imam Khomeini International University
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In the heart of Iran, the historic city of Isfahan is grappling with a host of modern challenges, from pollution and land subsidence to the drying up of its lifeline, the Zayandeh Rood river. Amidst these pressing issues, a new research study led by
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In the heart of Iran, a master’s student at Shahrood University of Technology is making waves in the world of urban planning with her research on smart urban growth and Transit-Oriented Development (TOD). Fatemeh Derakhshan’s work, published in the j
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In the heart of bustling cities, a quiet revolution is taking place. Urban planners and policymakers are increasingly turning their attention to the humble pedestrian, recognizing that creating walkable, safe, and inclusive cities is not just a matte
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