What if we let the oceans into our cities? grist.org
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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 crisisThe arm’s-length flats of Tokyo bbc.com
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From South Korea to Malaysia, world’s ‘smart cities’ are empty
India turns 350,000 postmen into bankers for doorstep financial services
Invasion of the electric scooter: can our cities cope?
Michael Tubbs has a blueprint for a radically inclusive American city
China Has Officially Started Construction on the World’s First “Forest City”
The First Sustainable Urban Agrihood in the U.S. Could Serve As A Model for Urban DevelopmentShade placesjournal.org
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Sudan: the symbolic significance of the space protesters made their own
The UN is supporting a design for a new floating city that can withstand Category 5 hurricanes
Sea Levels Are Rising. Time to Build ... Floating Cities?
The Fight to Tame a Swelling River With Dams That May Be Outmatched by Climate Change
The False Promise of Trickle-Down Urbanism
Ply in the sky: the new materials to take us beyond concrete
Plan emerges for a ‘radical solution’ to lower rising rents in Berlin: seizing property from the rich