My Liveable City - October - December 2016

In this issue

Focus on - Urban Infrastructure.

Smart Walking: Pedestrian revolution.

Water Management: Netherlands.

Riverfront Factories, Moscow.

Green Infrastructure, Los Angeles.

Underground Network, Tokyo.

Infrastructure for Smart Mobility and more....

The Urgency of Waste

Sarah Ekblad illuminates the need for new, sustainable waste removal infrastructures and services to encourage behaviours that ultimately reduce waste

3 mins

Underutilised-Overbuilt Re-reading the Urban Underground of Nishi-Shinjuku

Arfakhashad Munaim discusses the plazas and underground corridors of one of Tokyo’s busiest transit hubs as both a social space and a mega-urban infrastructure

7 mins

Shaping Futures

Chetan Kulkarni explains the systems that contributed to the rapid infrastructural development of Dubai between 1999 and 2010

8 mins

A Healthy Strategy to Tackle Soil Contamination

How can we improve the quality of soil in order to re-create healthy places for healthy people? Hélène leriche and Prof. dr. Hans van Veen, an expert in microbial ecology, look for processes more respectful of our environment

5 mins

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My Liveable City Magazine Description:

Best practices, ideas and possibilities of improved city living from around the world and India and intended for anyone who is a stakeholder in the development of their cities. Understanding how planning, design, architecture, community, sustainability can all come together to create more conducive and liveable environments for urban residents.