Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 18 days 11 hours 25 minutes
Gregory Scruggs takes us to one of the oldest libraries in the US to explore its fascinating role in Boston’s history.
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We explore how the age of technology is having an influence on our roads and how one country is trying to reduce its dependence on cars.
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Carla Hyenne explores some of the Danish capital's blue spaces to find out just how important they are to residents.
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We discuss the Small Cities Index from Monocle’s latest edition of ‘The Forecast’ and explore two different examples of adaptive reuse – one from Hamilton, Ontario, and another from London, UK.
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Amy Van Den Berg visits a failed project on England’s south coast to find out what the unsuccessful attraction means for the town.
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Urban density is an inevitable issue for our cities. As more and more people move into urban areas, we need to know how to do density right and make it welcoming on a human scale. We report from the annual Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat conference, which this year has the theme of ‘Humanising High Density’, and we discuss the rerelease of a book from the 1920s extolling the virtues of a busy, bustling city.
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Mandy Sinclair meets Michele-Elise Burnett to take the tour that she created for the Niagara Glen park and trail system.
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Being a young nation presents its own set of challenges but it also provides ample opportunity to innovate when thinking about the future of cities. We meet the CEO of URB, who’s dreaming up planet-friendly, utopian cityscapes, and tour Expo City Dubai to explore the site’s sustainable ambitions.
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Lilian Fawcett looks at how Singapore’s only racecourse is being redeveloped to create space for more homes in this densely populated city state.
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How can urban environments encourage city dwellers to be more active? From urban design to office architecture, we investigate some of the key players making an effort to keep people moving.
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