Building a Sustainable Future Read more about Building a Sustainable Future Explosive population growth, territorial expansion, and the ubiquity of digital technology in the public realm challenge the effectiveness of conventional models of city-making in the 21st century. Intelligent Territories, the continually evolving design methodology of the Fundación Metrópoli, offers a model for understanding and designing places.
Intelligent Territories: Fundación Metrópoli Read more about Intelligent Territories: Fundación Metrópoli This learning event shared the design philosophy of Intelligent Territories through Fundación Metrópoli’s experiences around the world. Beginning with the “new scale of thinking for the 21st century city,” the event examined how technology and transportation are reshaping the functional scale of cities, and how this can be transformed into unprecedented opportunities.
Sustainable Sanitation: How Do We Get There? Read more about Sustainable Sanitation: How Do We Get There? About 1.7 billion people in Asia face health hazards due to lack of proper sanitation. While multiple stakeholders across the region are taking the initiative to tackle sanitation and solid waste management, vastly increasing the coverage of wastewater revolution is needed to reach the goal of sanitation for all.
Urban Planning as the Proactive Foundation of Compact Green City Read more about Urban Planning as the Proactive Foundation of Compact Green City Technology alone will not prevent global warming; hence there is a need to transform cities and effect behavior change. The urban planning experience of Seoul City in the Republic of Korea is featured as a sustainable development guide to promoting compact, transit-oriented, and eco-friendly cities.