Do you ever imagine what the urban areas of the future will look like? We do no different. Every day. This is what we would like to share with you. How we design and develop this city together with our clients. Stories about great collaborations, cases, ideas and solutions. We like to inspire you with our stories, columns and news items.
As European cities grow and densify, there is an increasing demand for available urban spaces. These are unfortunately becoming scarcer for the very same reason, which highlights the need for outside-the-box thinking about presently available structures. Read more
Reducing mobility-related emissions has been on the agenda in European countries for decades. One of the key challenges is finding viable alternatives to fossil fuels. Read more
It is increasingly clear that alternative fuels – and electric vehicles (EVs) in particular – will be a key part of society in the coming years. Read more
Traveling together is beneficial in many ways, both from individual and environmental perspectives. It reduces pollution and land use compared to an infrastructure centred around the private car. Read more
Smart cities and sustainable city development – insights and inspiration. Read more
Our growing and increasingly dense cities, with continually expanding impervious surfaces, put pressure on existing water drainage systems. Read more
The substantial and ongoing increase in the e-commerce sector poses a challenge for existing supply chains in terms of efficiency and sustainability. Read more
On average, each person spends around 70 minutes per day on the move. This phenomenon, known as the "travel time budget" (TTB), has been extensively studied and found to be valid regardless of historical era, city, culture or means of transport. Read more
As cities worldwide continue to grow at a rapid pace, sustainable development is seen as a key component in safeguarding the world and its ecosystems for future generations. Read more
The central role of SuDS in blue-green infrastructure. Centuries of simplistic views on urban water management are slowly but inevitably being replaced by modern, sustainable methods Read more