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  • 2018

Toyota envisions world’s first living laboratory for mobility innovations

  • Jerry Elengical
  • 8 February 2024
Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG) and Toyota Motor Corporation joined hands in 2020 to create a carbon-neutral smart city with an innovative multi-modal mobility system in Susono, Japan.
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  • BRAC University
  • Bangladesh
  • 2011

WOHA’s floating university campus integrates ecology and social space

  • Jerry Elengical
  • 21 December 2023
BRAC University’s new inner-city campus aims to transform a polluted lake in Bangladesh’s capital into a bio-retention pond surrounded by accessible urban green spaces to unite local communities.
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  • Argentina
  • 2022

A modular, incremental model for urban housing

  • Mrinmayee Bhoot
  • 9 November 2023
Housing Infill is a dwelling prototype with a compact, flexible and adaptable construction model proposed for the city of Córdoba in Argentina where housing demand is constantly challenged by the scarcity and high cost of land.
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  • Liyumen Waterway Park
  • China
  • 2020

Turenscape uses nature-based scheme to turn grey riverbanks green

  • Mrinmayee Bhoot
  • 26 October 2023
The Liyumen Waterway Park is a pilot project in Shenzen (Guangdong, China) that aims to transform a polluted greywater channel into a popular community resource by banking on symbiotic nature-based solutions.
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  • Shajing Ancient Fair
  • China
  • 2019

‘Acupuncture therapy’ saves Shenzhen’s district from demolition

  • Kruti Choksi Kothari
  • 12 October 2023
To preserve the cultural heritage of the largest surviving historical district in Shenzhen (China), ARCity Office has drawn on a model of ‘acupuncture therapy’ to rejuvenate a 70-kilometre stretch along the Longjin River.
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  • Green Lungs Hanoi
  • Vietnam
  • 2020

Hanoi breathes new life into eroded island landscape

  • Kruti Choksi Kothari
  • 9 October 2023
ODDO Architects is spearheading an ambitious project to restore part of the subtropical alluvial forests of Hanoi’s Bãi Giữa island, boost air quality and give the battered site a new lease on life.

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