As Australians face the effects of the devastating bushfire crisis, the first priority must be to support those whose lives and homes have been horribly devastated. The second priority [...]
In the wake of the Federal Government and Standard Australia’s announcement that they would jointly fund the expense of standard access, it has been announced that all Australians will be [...]
When Pope Francis paid to a visit to Philadelphia in 2015, the city confronted security challenges. This was especially true as about 20,000 people from 100 nations convened for the [...]
Landscape architects are doing their part to combat the climate change crisis, conjuring creative and of course beautiful solutions to issues such as rising oceans and extreme weather conditions as [...]
At least 50 percent of Australian residents over age 55 would consider downsizing, says a report based upon a survey of 2,400 households. The primary obstacle to relocating to a [...]
Urbanisation and innovation will be the name of the game in tomorrow’s ‘Smart Cities’. This is particularly true for cities in developing nations, in which the rate and ratio of [...]
The Australian bushfires were a prime topic of conversation amongst the world’s leaders at the World Urban Forum (WUF10) in Abu Dhabi recently. The United Nations secretary-general and the executive [...]
The French government has proclaimed plans for a sustainability regulation which will guarantee that all new public structures are constructed from at least half timber or other natural materials. The measure--planned by [...]
The creative agency Framlab has conceptualised a program of proposed democratised vertical urban farming for those in lower socio-economic demographics in Brooklyn’s boroughs. The program is called Glasir. Glasir is [...]
Lift Bali, the Lift Treetop Boutique Hotel, offers a collection of rooms perched high in the trees. Designer Alex Dornier designed these unique thatched roof rooms, each named in honour of [...]
