where are the urban planners? why india’s urban future needs a new ecosystem
Here’s a number that should make you pause: India has just 0.23 accredited urban planners per 100,000 people. Compare that...
experts, meet doers: why india’s urban future needs both wheels of the cart
Every few months, a new buzzword pops up in the world of urban planning — climate-resilient cities, child-friendly neighbourhoods, walkability,...
mumbai’s first elevated forest walkway opens at malabar hill — but are we ready to walk the talk?
Mumbai opens its first elevated nature walkway at Malabar Hill on March 30 at 9 AM, marking a quiet but...
assam urban knowledge hub sets new benchmark with tactical urbanism
Guwahati, Assam – In a groundbreaking urban transformation, the Assam Urban Knowledge Hub (AUKH) has successfully implemented its first pilot...
sobha developers to transform ahmedabad’s sabarmati riverfront phase 2
In a significant stride towards the transformation of Ahmedabad's urban landscape, Sobha Developers has inked a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU)...
prioritise better street design over traffic fines for road safety in india
There is this whole narrative of demand for strict traffic rules and imposing stringent fine as a magic wand to...
riverfront projects are new tools for urban revitalization globally
Riverfront development projects have gained significant traction worldwide, as cities strive to revitalize their waterfront areas and leverage the potential...
integrate cities with nature to fight climate change now
Concrete jungle’ is a word we’re all too familiar with nowadays and the places we inhabit fit the bill a...
civic sense for civic bodies for pedestrian needs is urgent
Walking has always been the primary means of human locomotion. Pedestrianism (walking) was a popular spectator sport just as horse...
indian cities struggle to preserve wetlands to fight urban flooding
India's biggest challenge in front of its growth is the impact of climate change on its populace. The country has...