Urban sustainability rankings shape how cities are seen—and how they act. But are these indices truly capturing what matters most? In this first part of our deep dive, we explore the best urban sustainability indices and the surprising assumptions behind their scores.
Read MoreBest Urban Sustainability Indices (Part I): How Top Cities Are Ranked and Why It Matters
Discover how the 15-minute city concept transforms urban living by making essential services accessible within walking or biking distance. Explore real-world examples from Paris, Barcelona, Melbourne, and others and learn how this model fosters sustainability, local economies, and a higher quality of life.
Read MoreThe 15-Minute City: A Vision for Sustainable Urban Living
The European Commission is building a sustainable, innovative Joint Research Centre (JRC) in Seville, Spain, designed to fully offset its CO2 emissions. Featuring a solar-panel domed roof, the building will transform the La Cartuja area into a vibrant cultural hub. The JRC building joins Seville's growing collection of sustainable architectural projects, like the Metropol Parasol, contributing to the city’s modernization, carbon reduction, and cultural appeal.
Read MoreFrom Desolation to Innovation: The Joint Research Centre’s Cutting-Edge Sustainable Building
The article is focused on The Ellinikon project, Europe's largest urban regeneration initiative, which is transforming Athens' former airport into a visionary, sustainable metropolis. This ambitious development blends cutting-edge smart city technologies with a commitment to environmental sustainability. As Athens embraces this bold transformation, Ellinikon stands as a model for how urban reconstruction can reshape cities for the future, promoting a greener, more resilient way of life.
Read MoreA Model for the Future: The Innovative Approach of Ellinikon’s Big Park and Smart City Project