Milan is turning a former railway yard into an Olympic and Paralympic Village that will later become a student neighbourhood – showing how mega-event investments can stitch cities back together.
What if buildings grew like trees, cities flowed like rivers, and design knowledge came from the crowd? The Design Biennale reframes design solutions.
Urban planner and communicator Lisa Vlasak shares how empathy, clarity, and creativity can make planning processes more inclusive – and spark genuine public interest.
A bold redesign in Wehrheim, Germany, shows how religious spaces can evolve into inclusive, intergenerational places for community life.
Central London has a very successful new public space.
