Car free city

The primarily car-free lifestyle in the Netherlands is, of course, mostly to do with the Dutch love for bikes. The nation is home to more bikes than people and boasts one of the world's most impressive bicycle path networks that spans no less than 35,000 kilometres across the whole country.…

What if the tourist attraction was a sustainable, auto-free place that New Yorkers actually wanted to visit? The idea actually dates back 40 years.

Slovenia’s capital Ljubljana has been car-free for over a decade. Is it time to export their model?

Image 11 of 24 from gallery of PAU Reimagines New York City Without Cars. © Practice for Architecture and Urbanism

B|D Landscape Architects — Osier Way - B|D Landscape Architects

It's a watered-down version of the city's revolutionary superblocks, but in a more central location.

How can Carlos Moreno, with a background in highly specialised modes of state control, be promulgating the virtues of open democracy in his 15-minute city?

Barcelona has become the latest city to begin construction on a digital twin of itself. Currently in a test phase, the data-driven replica of the city is expected to be operational by 2027, at which point it will be used as an urban planning tool to shape the city’s future development. The...

The Alfresco NYC coalition offers recommendations to improve New York City's Open Restaurants program.