Urban innovation

 On the edge of Brooklyn’s waterfront, New York has begun building the world’s first climate‑adaptive floating neighborhood — a district

 In Singapore’s western waterfront, an entire district is becoming the world’s first urban zone where public transport operates fully autonomously

South Korea is turning a stretch of highway into the world’s first road capable of wirelessly charging electric vehicles while

Cities were never meant to feel this big. Somewhere along the way, the places we built to bring people together

London / United Kingdom Every generation inherits a landscape shaped by the ambitions of those who came before. Roads, bridges,

  The Global Cities Report 2025 once again places New York at the very top of the world’s most globally

  In the heart of Seoul’s Han River, three futuristic islands once shimmered with promise. Named Vista, Terra, and Aqua,

  Beneath the bustling streets of Manhattan’s Lower East Side lies a forgotten trolley terminal—dark, cavernous, and dormant since 1948.

  Urban innovation often dazzles with promise—but not every bright idea survives the spotlight. One of the most striking examples

  In late 2023, a quiet stretch of road near Semenyih, Malaysia, shimmered into the headlines. Not because of a