urban planning
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Six Years Later: Minneapolis Marks George Floyd Anniversary Amidst Impending Infrastructure Transformation
As Minneapolis marks the sixth anniversary of George Floyd’s death, the community balances reflection with the reality of an impending infrastructure overhaul at the site of the tragedy.
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Vivid Sydney 2026: Strategic Scaling of the ‘Star-Bound’ Drone Program
Vivid Sydney 2026 returns with a landmark 1,000-drone aerial program, integrating advanced safety protocols and narrative-driven choreography to manage crowd dynamics following previous infrastructure challenges.
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Chelsea Flower Show 2026: Institutional Shifts, Urban Resilience, and the End of Horticultural Snobbery
The 2026 RHS Chelsea Flower Show marks a pivotal turn in horticultural policy, integrating food security with urban design while lifting long-standing aesthetic bans.
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Discussion with Bank Leaders on Yerevan City Development Plans
City officials outlined investment programs and emphasized collaboration with banks to support district redevelopment and urban improvements in Yerevan.
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Yerevan’s Master Plan Goes Digital: A New Era for Urban Planning
Yerevan’s master plan has been digitized, enhancing public access to data on monuments and preservation zones, as the city embraces modern urban planning.
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Esplanade: Shaping Urban Life and Community Connections in 2025
Esplanades are more than scenic walkways—they’re vital arteries of urban life, offering a blend of recreation, culture, and community engagement. This article explores how modern esplanades redefine public spaces, support well-being, and foster connections in cities worldwide.
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Public Transportation Safety: New Challenges and Solutions
Public transportation safety remains a pressing issue worldwide. Recent developments in Oslo and Charlotte highlight the complexities of addressing crime, homelessness, and public perception in transit systems.
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Toronto’s Esplanade Bikeway Sparks Community Debate
The Esplanade bikeway project in Toronto has ignited debate, with residents raising concerns about accessibility and congestion while others highlight its safety benefits.
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Building Permits in Armenia Now Fully Online in 2025
As of January 1, 2025, all building permit applications in Armenia must be submitted exclusively through the urban.e-gov.am digital platform.
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Deadly Floods in Kinshasa Leave Dozens Dead Amid Torrential Rains
Torrential rains in Kinshasa, DR Congo, have caused devastating floods, killing at least 33 people and displacing thousands. Relief efforts are ongoing.
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Another Flawed Reform: Yerevan’s Transport Policy Continues to Stumble
Yerevan’s municipal authorities have once again demonstrated an inconsistent and reactionary approach to policy-making, particularly in the public transportation sector. The February 11th session of the Yerevan City Council revealed yet another round of modifications to the already controversial transport…
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Over 67,000 Unregistered Constructions Submitted for Legalization in Armenia
As of December 2, 2024, Armenia’s Cadastre Committee has received approximately 67,000 applications for the registration of unregistered constructions. Of these, around 60,000 are located in urban areas, while the remainder are in rural communities. This was reported by Factor.…