urbanplanning
Europe’s cities are facing the impacts of climate change ever more regularly and severely. After 2023’s record summer heat, flooding and heatwaves, the need to invest in resilience has never been clearer. A new report from the European Environment Agency (EEA) has taken stock of adaption across Europe’s urban centres, looking at what actions cities are taking and what is already working. It finds that almost all European cities are using nature-based solutions as their tool of choice to improve resilience. Of the 19,000 climate action plans surveyed, 91 per cent included options like maintaini...
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What does “suburbia” really represent? According to the director of the Centre de Cultura Contemporania de Barcelona (CCCB), it’s a space that’s as much physical as mental. “The city is by nature a space that’s contradictory, both utopian and dystopian at the same time, full of potential and freedom and also conflict,” Judit Carrera told a news conference on Tuesday (19 March), to mark the opening of the CCCB’s new exhibition “Suburbia. Building the American Dream.” “The North American suburb is a mirror that allows us to think critically about the city we have and the city we want,” she conti...
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More than half of Vienna's 1.9 million residents live in some form of subsidised housing. Vienna's reputation as a beacon of social housing excellence is widely considered well-deserved; the city council owns, co-owns and manages some 50 per cent of the city's residential real estate through an array of social schemes, these initiatives have made rents affordable for tens of thousands of households. This decades-old tradition, which began in the 1920s, has contributed to the city's status as the world's most liveable city. But is the system as perfect and idyllic as it seems? Recent developmen...
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