Research finds significant link between the walkability of a city and the blood pressure and hypertension risk of the people who live there
Source: Walkable cities reduce blood pressure and hypertension risk, study finds
Learning Landscape Design is Fun!
Research finds significant link between the walkability of a city and the blood pressure and hypertension risk of the people who live there
Source: Walkable cities reduce blood pressure and hypertension risk, study finds
Source: 5 Steps to Making Places
James Law Cybertecture has developed a prototype model for a low cost, stackable micro apartment set in a concrete pipe that can fit between buildings.
Source: Micro homes in pipes designed to ease Hong Kong’s housing crisis
Bringing biodiversity back into the built environment is good for both people and the planet, writes urban ecologist Amy K Hahs.
Source: Soft cities: Making room for nature in our urban future
Why you need to visit Lorong Bandar 13 – Think City’s Demonstrative Laneway Improvement Project in conjunction with DBKL’s KUL Design Month.
Source: Think City x KUL Design Month Part 1: Lorong Bandar 13 – ThinkCity