City urban planning

W7: Here is a way on how cities are becoming more smart and how they're going that way in the future, because as I was looking at this it was clear that we already have a lot of these "smart" functions already in use on a daily basis by people everywhere. @HXPCreativeGroup #IoT #SmartCity #Infographic #Tech

Urbanismo

this project is a redesign of an existed residential group in erbil-iraq , as a group we tried to solve the problems within the old design , we increased the green areas,services as well as entertaining sources.

Movement 1 - Garden City by Ebenezer Howard In 1876, Howard got into a firm producing which is the Official Parliamentary reports sector....

Immerse yourself in the vision of a future urban city with inviting green pathways, catering to sustainable modes of transportation. This inspiring sketch sparks ideas for creating greener and more livable cities. #GreenPathways #SustainableTransportation #UrbanCityDesign #FutureInspiration

Week 2: Walkability: Good density and mixed use blocks with retail at the sidewalk and streets designed to accommodate more than just automobiles helps to create a healthy urban environment in which the pedestrian is comfortable. These elements were once common in cities but, like streetcars, have been abandoned in the name of car-centric "progress." It's past time to rethink these errors.

Walkability is a crucial first step in creating sustainable transportation in an urban environment. Effectively understanding and measuring the complex ecology of walkability has proven challenging for many organizations and governments, given the various levels of policy-making and implementation involved. In the past, Western and Eurocentric standards have permeated measurement attempts and have included

The Spanish city is remaking urban neighbourhoods by limiting through traffic in superblocks that give priority to pedestrians and street activities, not cars.