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Gravity offers a simple and cheap way to attenuate stormwater flows – by storing water

A provocative new video featuring Alain de Botton says beauty in urban settings must be

Aside from the occasional ferry down from England, the old Spanish port city of Santander

Hamburg’s St. Pauli nightlife quarter deals with more than its fair share of rogue urinators.

One out of every four cities in the world experiences “water stress,” a phenomenon that

Two Yale architects pose the question in an ambitious research project. It’s difficult to think

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The traditional definition of logistics objectives resound into Buddhist-like teachings mandating that the right goods

Rome’s 2,500-year history means that even a trip to the corner drugstore turns into a

‘A Visual History of the Future’ examines how future cities have been visualised over the

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A Trulia.com analysis of rental prices in US includes a roster of cities with the highest

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