Tag #Urban Planning

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Soaring Melbourne Suburb Planning Costs Threaten Housing Supply

The cost of planning new Melbourne suburbs has skyrocketed by 750 percent to \$6 million per plan, while approvals have plummeted, threatening housing supply due to red tape, reduced government productivity, and a policy favoring infill development over greenfield projects.

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Sustainable Cities and Communities
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China Leads in Wetland City Accreditation

Nine Chinese cities gained international wetland city accreditation at the Ramsar COP15 in Zimbabwe, raising China's total to 22, the world's highest, highlighting the importance of sustainable urban planning and international cooperation in wetland conservation.

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Life on Land
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Sydney's Berrys Bay Park Opening Delayed Until 2028

Sydney's Berrys Bay park, delayed until early 2028 due to revised Western Harbour Tunnel plans, will transform a 1.6-hectare former industrial site into a public space featuring accessible pathways, barbecues, and a community pavilion, costing \$50 million.

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Hufeisensiedlung Celebrates 100 Years of Community and Modernist Architecture

The Hufeisensiedlung in Berlin-Britz is celebrating its 100th anniversary with a festival from Thursday to Saturday, showcasing its unique architecture and community life, designed by Bruno Taut and Martin Wagner and now a UNESCO World Heritage site.

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Architect Resigns Amidst Milan Urban Planning Corruption Investigation

Federico Pella, an architect and co-owner of J+S, resigned from his positions following corruption allegations related to the redevelopment of Milan's ex-Montel stables into a spa and other projects, prompting an internal review within the company.

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Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions
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Diverse New Book Releases Explore Gaming, Grief, Urban Planning, and Nigerian Identity

This week's new book releases span diverse genres, including video game history, literary fiction tackling grief and cancer, the significance of urban shade, a biography of a forensic ornithologist, and a Nigerian novel focused on found family and queer identity in Lagos.

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Good Health and Well-being
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AI Optimizes City Infrastructure, Improves Efficiency and Public Safety

AI is revolutionizing city management by optimizing traffic flow (reducing wait times by 40% and emissions by 21% in Pittsburgh), enhancing public safety through predictive policing, and improving resource allocation in waste management and public transit.

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Sustainable Cities and Communities
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Dutch Cities: Resistance to Urban Planning Change

The Netherlands confronts challenges in implementing urban planning changes, mirroring 1975 protests against demolition and car dominance, with current resistance stemming from technocratic planning and a narrowed public discourse.

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Germany's "Construction Turbo" Aims to Speed Up Housing Projects

German Housing Minister Verena Hubertz proposed a "construction turbo" to fast-track housing projects by streamlining building approvals, aiming to save €2.5 billion annually and alleviate the housing shortage, but facing criticism over potential environmental impacts and bureaucratic increases.

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Bangladesh Mourns Deadliest Air Crash

A Bangladesh Air Force training aircraft crashed into a Dhaka school on Monday, killing at least 31 people, including 25 children—the deadliest aviation accident in the country's history—prompting a national day of mourning and calls for an investigation and relocation of the airbase.

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No Poverty
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San Francisco Cracks Down on RV Homelessness with Strict Parking Limits

San Francisco will enforce a two-hour parking limit for RVs over 22 feet or 7 feet tall, starting Tuesday, impacting at least 400 vehicles; those registered by May can be exempt by accepting housing and selling their RVs for $175 per foot, with the city budgeting $11 million for additional housing s...

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Federal Government's Reduced Presence in Ottawa Impacts City's Economy"

The underutilization of federal office space in Ottawa, coupled with recent job losses and a lack of a clear workforce strategy, is negatively affecting the city's economy and overall vitality, prompting calls for a comprehensive plan that includes a defined return-to-office policy and investment in...

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