Categoría: Urban planning
Why (and how) should we bring trees back to the urban landscape?— by Felix Finkbeiner
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Founder of Plant-for-the-Planet
Why is preserving heritage important in contemporary cities? — by May al-Ibrashy
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Founder and chair of Megawra-Built Environment Collective
Cities in 2026: Five urban tensions that will make headlines—and five ways to move forward
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Deputy Director General of Anteverti & Expert in Urban Innovation and Public Policies
What can cities expect in 2026? Anteverti has launched its annual outlook for cities next year — and here’s a closer look at it.
How can we retain talent in lower status communities? — by Majora Carter
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Urban Revitalization Consultant at the Majora Carter Group
How are urban form and urban performance linked? — by Ramon Gras
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Co-founder of Aretian and researcher at Harvard University
Five things cities need to rethink to survive extreme heat — our roadmap for the thermal emergency
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CEO of Anteverti & Director of CitiesToBe
Extreme heat is here to stay, but cities aren’t ready. We’ve outlined five powerful ways cities can fight back.
How cities can future-proof the EU: 3 core challenges — and some ways forward
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Consulting Director at Anteverti
The EU is investing over €100 billion through 2027 to transform the places where its future will unfold—its cities. But how can municipalities turn high-level EU ambitions into meaningful, tangible outcomes that create a better future?
30 key books on urban innovation to shape better cities for all
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Anteverti Team
Explore our curated selection of books on urban innovation, offering insights from a variety of perspectives—handpicked by our expert team.
15 key terms redefining urban mobility today
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Consultant at Anteverti & Expert in Mobility, Urban Innovation & Citizen Participation
Urban mobility is advancing rapidly, adapting to the myriad challenges contemporary cities face—from decarbonization to urban inequities—driven by innovation, sustainability, and the compounded needs of all urban stakeholders.
