Tag #Urban Planning

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Sydney Councils Reject State Housing Plan, Develop Alternatives

Facing state-mandated housing targets, Sydney councils are developing alternative strategies to address housing shortages while avoiding blanket rezoning, with varying degrees of success and resistance.

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Inner-City Population Decline Amidst Housing Density Battles

Inner-city areas in Sydney and Melbourne, resisting increased housing density, are losing younger residents and experiencing population aging, while outer suburbs are rapidly growing, creating infrastructure strain and highlighting a conflict between urban planning and community opposition.

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China's Rapid 3D City Modeling for Smart Urban Development

China is building real-time 3D models of nearly 300 cities by the end of 2024 using advanced technologies, enabling smart city development, improved urban management, and disaster prevention, with plans to expand to underground and maritime elements.

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Thuringian Cities Battle Surface Sealing: High Costs and Regulatory Hurdles

Thuringian cities are tackling surface sealing, with descaling measures crucial for water management, urban heat mitigation, and city attractiveness; however, high costs and complex regulations pose challenges.

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Thuringian Cities Battle Surface Sealing, Facing Financial and Legal Hurdles

Thuringian cities are tackling surface sealing with descaling measures to improve water retention, combat urban heat, and enhance city attractiveness, but face cost and legal challenges.

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28% Bias Score

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Sydney to Build New Train Station, 10,000 Homes in Woollahra

Sydney will build its first new heavy rail station in over a decade in Woollahra, near the CBD, to facilitate the construction of 10,000 new homes by 2029, addressing housing shortages but potentially facing community opposition.

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Surge in SUVs in England Sparks Calls for Parking Charges

The number of SUVs in England has increased tenfold in two decades, reaching 30% of all cars, prompting calls for Paris-style parking charges to curb their impact on public space, safety, and air quality.

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welt.de
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Berlin's Controversial A100 Highway Extension Opens

Berlin's A100 highway extension, completed after 12 years and costing over €720 million, opened amidst protests; while officials say it improves traffic for car-dependent residents, critics argue it worsens urban sprawl and environmental issues and has exceeded its budget significantly.

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Children and the City: A 1977 Analysis of Evolving Urban Childhood

Colin Ward's "The Child in the City" (1977) analyzes children's evolving relationship with urban spaces, highlighting the impact of increased car traffic, suburbanization, and changing attitudes toward child labor on their experiences of play, work, and social interaction, illustrated with historica...

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High Costs Hamper Thuringian Cities' Efforts to Reduce Sealed Surfaces

Thuringian cities like Erfurt, Jena, and Gera are struggling with the high costs of reducing sealed surfaces, despite its importance for flood protection, urban cooling, and groundwater replenishment; funding and legal frameworks need improvement.

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Increased Walkability Leads to 1,100 More Daily Steps: US Study

A U.S. study of 5,424 people over three years found that moving to a more walkable city increased daily steps by 1,100, while moving to a less walkable city decreased steps by 1,400, regardless of individual relocation motives (77-98% not for walkability).

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Helsinki Achieves Zero Traffic Fatalities

Helsinki achieved zero traffic fatalities in the 12 months leading up to July 2025, a success attributed to a comprehensive road safety program including 30 km/h speed limits, improved infrastructure, increased public transport use, and advanced traffic management.

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