As both the global population and the threat of climate change continue to grow, urban design is demanding more sustainable solutions and continuous innovation than ever before. If we are to survive the climate crisis, let alone improve communities’ quality of life around the world, traditional methods of urban design and planning will not be enough. Fortunately, countries around the world are creating inventive methods of coping with natural disasters, demonstrating that innovation in urban design is not only necessary in the face of climate and population growth, but inevitable as our capabilities and desires continue to evolve. 

Why Kuwait Is Building This Strange City (Sea City)

 India’s $2.7 Billion Capital Project Explained (New New Delhi?)

Saudi Arabia’s Line City Explained

South Korea is Building The World’s First Floating City

Why Egypt Is Building a New Capital City

Why Finland is Building a Wood City

Sweden’s $100BN City Upgrade

Vienna is Building a $6BN “City Within a City”

Hong Kong is Building a 2.5M Person City From Scratch

China is Building Sponge Cities to Fix Its Flood Problem

The $7BN Megaproject to Save Venice

Redesigning America’s Hottest City Before It Melts