Urbanisation
As urban demographics shift, so must the cities we live in change. Here, read about tech, infrastructure and how urbanisation is changing the world of work.
Cities are only as smart as their businesses
A truly smart city is one which is built...
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How the “15-minute city” will transform work
Are so-called 15-minute cities, where employees work and socialise...
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Society 5.0: Japan’s lofty plans face hurdles
Japan’s ambition to create a more efficient, integrated society with a thriving economy may be difficult to achieve in a country that is crying out for huge investments in physical infrastructure
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Tokyo on track for smartest Olympics ever
Robotic guides, crowd control directed by artificial intelligence and immersive virtual reality are among the technologies, enabled by the internet of things, set to excite fans at Tokyo’s 2020 Olympics
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What makes a great tech startup hub?
From low rents and close access to universities, to good transport links and government support, there are a number of key reasons why certain cities are the best incubators for tech talent
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Five innovative ways to combat the housing crisis
From modular commuter villages to innovative finance models, developers are finding new, inventive solutions to tackle the UK housing crisis
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Looking forward to the future of water
‘Climate change and population growth are providing us with huge resource issues that need tackling urgently’
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Embracing the rise of new UK tech hubs
From Bristol to Dundee, many regions outside of London are becoming hubs for technology startups in their own right
Urbanisation Infographics
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Porto: a masterclass in city branding
From Bristol to Dundee, many regions outside of London are becoming hubs for technology startups in their own right
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Eight cities using data to change the way we live
From Bristol to Dundee, many regions outside of London are becoming hubs for technology startups in their own right
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Are cities ready for new demographics?
From Bristol to Dundee, many regions outside of London are becoming hubs for technology startups in their own right
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Public-private tensions in smart city collaboration
From Bristol to Dundee, many regions outside of London are becoming hubs for technology startups in their own right