13 Sept. 2012 —
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Flemmich Webb, Mantis Communications
Anyone who visited the Excel Centre to watch Olympic and Paralympic events via the Emirates Air Line cable cars would have noticed a new, sleek futuristic building beneath …
Speaking at the GLA's Planning Committee, Helle Søholt said urban densification was the key — not necessarily height but designing for compact communities
Is there really a market for so-called ‘smart’ cities? What is the value in making cities ‘smarter? Who stands to benefit? What are examples of ‘smart’ solutions being …
As London gears up to host the 2012 Games, Greg Clark asks: is the capital still relevant in the new global order, and can it continue to be a genuine leader?’
Since the …
The second ediiton of KPMG’s Infrastructure 100 provides insight into the infrastructure projects that make great cities, with a particular focus on the innovations that make …
8 Feb. 2012 —
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Stephen Kennett, 2degrees
2011 was disappointing for electric vehicle sales in the UK, especially given it was predicted as being a watershed year. Figures show that in the 12 month period around …
8 Nov. 2012 —
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Stephen Kennett, 2degrees
The BMW Guggenheim Lab has published details of the 100 most talked-about trends, terms, and ideas in urban thinking today.
The mobile laboratory, which launched in New York …
19 Sept. 2012 —
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Flemmich Webb, Mantis Communications
Cities make up just 2% of the Earth’s surface but consume about 75% of its resources. Given global population growth projections, resource pressures and the impacts of …
Electronics favourite Apple could be about to follow Google into the wind energy sector.
The company plans to develop a wind turbine that generates electricity using stored …