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With the world’s urban populations growing at a rapid pace, we explore the issues affecting our cities today and how we are shaping them for the future.
For solutions to scale and have a tangible effect on cities as a whole, we need to think broadly about how architecture, landscape and public realm design elements can contribute to net zero in an integrated fashion.
With understandable calls to protect precious biodiversity and even initiatives to ‘re-wild’ areas where human development has upset the balance between humans and nature, lighting is beginning to be recognised as a key factor deserving a reappraisal.
With global issues like inflation and the cost-of-living crisis, pandemic recovery, the switch to net zero development, and the enduring need to tackle growing wealth inequality, there has never been a more important time to focus on social value.
Planting 2m trees around the urban perimeter of the city of Tirana will connect citizens with nature, clean the air and address urban heat effects. Learn how nature-based solutions like the Tirana Orbital Forest use effective climate measures to address both global and local environmental challenges.