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La localisation des quartiers populaires au nord-est des grandes villes est souvent due à des facteurs historiques, géographiques, et socio-économiques. Plusieurs exemples en Europe, comme Paris, Londres, ou Milan, montrent que ces quartiers tendent à se concentrer dans des zo ...

2024 is on track to be the hottest year on record, beating out the current #1…2023. In a world where extreme heat is becoming the norm and more and more people are living in cities, are urban areas literally and figuratively cooked? To get a sense of the unique climate threats ...

The majority of human beings currently live in urban areas -- and this trend seems set to continue. According to the most recent estimates, two-thirds of humanity will live in urban areas by 2050. However, not all cities are created equally. In fact, countries throughout the worl ...  Show more

The people who build Europe's gothic cathedrals knew that they wouldn't be around to see them completed. They were building for people yet to be born. This is what we need to build liveable cities right now. Looking at John Gray the 19th century architect of Dublin's water s ...  Show more