Vindmøllebakken Sustainable Urban Design project-Norway

Vindmøllebakken Sustainable Urban Design project-Norway is the twenty-fifth article on projects from practice. Vindmøllebakken is in Stavanger city a city in southwestern Norway that is deep in history to the 12th century. This urban regeneration and development project is another sustainable urban development of mixed-use type. This urban development and urban design include various new themes […]

The forum 2004 complex urban development project Barcelona

The Forum 2004 Complex Urban Development Project in Barcelona was initiated to host the World Urban Forum and reshape a neglected area. It aimed to revitalize the riverfront, address social and environmental challenges, and create a sustainable, integrated urban space. The project comprised green spaces, residential and commercial zones, and infrastructure improvements, bringing new life to the previously underserved region.

Steinstrabe 26-28 residential development in Berlin

The Steinstrabe 26-28 Residential Development in Berlin introduces a new owner participation concept in architectural design, involving the restoration of an old building and the construction of a new residential building. The project, led by architects and aspiring homeowners, features 22 apartments, 15 shops, and underground parking. Owners have freedom to design their spaces and cultivate the garden.

The southwest town urban design project in Prague

The Southwest Town Urban Design Project in Prague, Czech Republic, is an estate mass housing development centered around a metro line and green spaces, preserving views of nature. The varied architectural styles, including modern towers and traditional houses, create a dynamic urban landscape. The project reflects thoughtful urban planning and future expansion potential.

Britomart and the Auckland waterfront urban regeneration

The Britomart and Auckland waterfront urban regeneration focuses on revitalizing the historical area and expanding the waterfront for future growth. The plan integrates historical landmarks, transportation, and new high-rise buildings, guided by a vision for 2040. This publicly led initiative emphasizes community benefit and environmental considerations over private sector interests, setting a unique precedent.