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Berlin’s car ban campaign: ‘It’s about how we want to live, breathe and play’
Poetry of Worthlessness, by Mattias Forshage, on Immediatism podcast
Why does it cost so much to build things in America?
The real urban jungle: how ancient societies reimagined what cities could be
How will cities work? by Peter Gelderloos, on Immediatism podcast
Seven Wonders of the Modern World in Civil Engineering
In Valencia, a local neighbourhood offers an example of how to resist speculative urban planning
The Broken Algorithm That Poisoned American Transportation
Microbiome rewilding: Biodiverse urban green spaces strengthen human immune systems
Desire paths: the illicit trails that defy the urban planners
Seasteading – a vanity project for the rich or the future of humanity?
Lithuanian capital to be turned into vast open-air cafe
How Helsinki and Oslo cut pedestrian deaths to zero
What if we let the oceans into our cities?
The world's first 3D-printed neighborhood is being built in Mexico for families living on $3 a day
How algae could improve the air quality of our towns and cities
Will this object make it easier to breathe in our cities? - BBC Reel
No one should have to pay to pee: it’s time for a toilet fightback
Erased from history: how Sydney destroyed its trams for love of the car
Experts call for ban on glass skyscrapers to save energy in climate crisis
The arm’s-length flats of Tokyo
From South Korea to Malaysia, world’s ‘smart cities’ are empty
India turns 350,000 postmen into bankers for doorstep financial services