Monthly Archives: November 2019

BIG L transcends traditional disciplinary boundaries by weaving collectively constructing and panorama, planning, and programming, indoor and outside, public and private, to generate unforeseen typologies and synergies between the constructed and the grown. We develop beneficiant amenities for all by … Continue reading →

Daniel currently oversees the growth of the Google’s headquarters in Mountain View, California; the Wilson Secondary School in Arlington, Virginia; the 1,005ft tall workplace skyscraper The Spiral and the East Side Coastal Resiliency project each in Manhattan, New York. He … Continue reading →

Leibniz Institue of Ecological Urban and Regional Development (IOER) Grüne und kompakte Städte. REGKLAM Regionales Klimaanpassungsprogramm für die Modellregion Dresden (Green and compact cities. REGKLAM regional local weather change adaptation program for the mannequin area Dresden). This in contrast to … Continue reading →

Under the overall steering of Country Representative and close supervision of the Project Lead, the Consultant will develop analytical inputs that construct a rationale for new planning instruments, physical infrastructure or providers in 4 secondary cities in Myanmar. These measures … Continue reading →

South Dublin County Council announced plans in late 2007 to develop Clonburris, a new suburb of Dublin to incorporate as much as 15,000 new homes, to be designed to achieve the very best of worldwide requirements. All houses are built … Continue reading →

• In the late 20th century, the time period sustainable development has represented an ideal end result within the sum of all planning goals. • The most affected on this regard will be the giant settlements, characterized by excessive densities … Continue reading →

Today, we know that uncontrolled growth is a damaging train, and that city progress should occur in current metropolis areas somewhat than on greenfield websites. Portland (Oregon, USA) was well ahead of most other cities when, within the early Eighties, … Continue reading →

However, most are too complex, can’t measure inexperienced performance over time and fail to deliver actionable advice to determination-makers. The Green City Concept (GCC) is among the newest of those ideas. The project will present instruments and technical background for … Continue reading →