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3 March 2019
Cities have so much to tell you!
20 April 2023
A review of 30 years of skyscraper construction...
10 April 2023
Iconic London sites powered by a Dorset solar...
10 April 2023
An appetizing facade for parisian social housing
23 March 2023
Smart, the most intelligent office in all of...
23 March 2023
Warsaw welcomes the highest building in the EU
22 February 2023
Téléo: an urban cable car as inspiration for...
22 February 2023
Paris transforms two administration buildings into virtuous housing
3 January 2023
Lisbon city hall has completed its energy transformation
3 January 2023
A victorian viaduct transformed into a public park...
12 December 2022
Brussels architects are outraged by the capital’s urban-planning...
12 December 2022
Street art meets safety enhancement
12 December 2022
The new life of 100 Liverpool Street
19 November 2022
The Venice Biennale 2023, with Africa as the...
19 November 2022
Villa “M” a living building, between architecture and...
12 November 2022
Micromobility at the heart of urban mobility
8 November 2022
NetZeroCities: shared experiences to fight climate change
27 October 2022
Rehabilitation as an inclusive way to revitalise cities
19 October 2022
Warsaw rises to the challenge of decarbonisation
19 October 2022
The Solar Biennale is shining on Rotterdam
19 October 2022
Smart City Expo World Congress is back in...
18 October 2022
Battersea Power Station will light up London again
5 October 2022
How mixed-use neighbourhoods can reduce crime rates
5 October 2022
IKEA opens its first pedestrian-only store in Vienna
5 October 2022
Oceanix, the irreducible floating village that resists rising...
26 August 2022
Revitalising urban centres, a balancing act
26 August 2022
Sowing green bonds to make the carbon transition...
26 August 2022
A new decarbonisation standard for UK buildings
4 July 2022
Vancouver is home to the world’s tallest passive...
1 July 2022
1 July 2022
Cities and video games: cybercity or smart city?

Architecture

Apartments designed like aeroplanes or cars

7 January 2022 • An American manufacturer has just unveiled a housing unit designed using...

The countless advantages of renovation

7 January 2022 • In recent months, DivercityMag has devoted a series of articles to real estate...

France: boosting the circularity of construction materials

2 January 2022 • The issue of reusing materials in the construction industry is a hot...

In Budapest, city and nature will soon become one

22 December 2021 • Reconnecting the 1.75 million inhabitants of the Hungarian capital with its green...

22 December 2021 • Renovation in Romania: encouraging breakthroughs

Business: Go Green Or Go Home (or how to reconcile returning to the...

22 December 2021 • A recent survey carried out by the British real estate consultant Incendium revealed that ESG...

Luxembourg: ecological and participatory co-living for seniors

22 December 2021 • Clustered housing is increasingly popular – and has more and...

La Casa da Árvore © Fernando Guerra

Portugal: a school made of concrete… and cork!

21 December 2021 • Portugal is the world’s leading producer of cork. Here’s...

Rome maison carcérale © Alessandro Lana - Groupe G124 - Fondazione Renzo Piano

Renzo Piano’s gift to incarcerated women

15 December 2021 • The Italian Renzo Piano has just completed a house intended for mothers who are...

Bilbao © Jorge Fernandez Salas

Bilbao: combining well-being and climate action

15 December 2021 • In recent years, the main city of the Spanish Basque Country has stepped up...

St. Mark's Church London © Cristiano Pinto

What is reUrbanism?

7 December 2021 • Cities around the world have widely adopted the concept of real estate...

ZHA Vilnius Connect © Frontop

Vilnius: the railway station, the heart of the city

7 December 2021 • With its Green Connect proposal, Zaha Hadid Architects won the design...

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