Instead of keeping building more monotonous playgrounds, let’s create interesting public spaces.

By making smart benches, we learn a lot from the use of public space. Here’s an example from Groningen, the Netherlands.

The seasons in Sweden differ distinctly from each other. How can we design public spaces for each season?

Edinburgh is a vibrant, cosmopolitan European city. Scotland’s capital is very walkable, and it has an extensive and efficient public...

In the 1960’s, an Israeli professor wanted to introduce humanities studies to the country’s leading technology institute.

There are very few cities that have created a flexible system to reduce on-street parking and provide more space for cyclists

If we already pay for films and music on a monthly bases, why not for a bicycle?

There’s no easier way to say it, and it’s always better to acknowledge that the problem exists than to ignore it. We are addicted to cars.

Minhocão: an inner city highway that becomes car-free during evenings, Sundays, and holidays.

Urban courts need to be celebrated and lately we see many around the world turn into true pieces of art.

Using urban planning tools without paying for them through the nose.

Dear Ebay, according to you, cycling is just a sport and only motorized vehicles are considered to be “proper” vehicles.

How can we increase neighbourhood health by making use of open data?

The sad side of the air pollution in our cities is that it seems that minorities and poorer people end up living next to pollution hazards.

Exploring the difference between the Dutch & American bicycle design guidelines

The street – planners, parents, and decision-makers will tell you – is a dangerous place for children to be in.

Meet the Woonerf: The Dutch street that put people in the center.

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