Insights on Infrastructure

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How can we make car parking more sustainable?

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How can we make car parking more sustainable?

In a world with a population of 7.5 Billion where 68% of them is living or expected to live in central urban areas by 2050, more than 1 billion cars are crossing the streets every day…

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Do we shape cities, or do they overtake us?

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Do we shape cities, or do they overtake us?

“Cities for people” a term that has been evolved for over 50 years by the great Danish architect Jan Gehl. His concept has inspired a big generation of urban planners to stop planning for vehicles…

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Technology in parks & recreation: new ideas

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Technology in parks & recreation: new ideas

Technology in parks and recreation facilities – it might initially sound like the two concepts don’t mix! Parks are a crucial part of any community, and these days they offer a variety of services. Of…

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Resources efficient strategies reshapes the future of urban fabric

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Resources efficient strategies reshapes the future of urban fabric

The idea of sustainable developments has attracted stakeholders with multidimensional interests to look up. Sustainable development as a concept aims to eliminate the conflict between the environment-economic-socio aspects by providing a multi-faced idea, which resolves…

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Introduction to the construction of logistics buildings

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Introduction to the construction of logistics buildings

There has never been more demand for logistics buildings than there is today. According to new research from real estate firm Knight Frank, some 40 million square feet of warehouse space will be completed in…

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HS2 – is it the backbone of Britain’s transportation future or the backfire of misguided decisions?

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HS2 – is it the backbone of Britain’s transportation future or the backfire of misguided decisions?

HS2 is a £56bln railway, considered the biggest infrastructure project in Europe, scheduled to openly function in two phases between 2026 and 2033. The first phase from London to Birmingham to begin functioning in 2026…

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Flooding – does it really have to be such a big problem?

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Flooding – does it really have to be such a big problem?

Throughout history villages, towns, military encampments (and the cities and metropolises of today they have turned into) were – without fail – built near, around, on or technically under (igloo anyone?) water. This is not…

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