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Urban‑Development Experiments in New Cities Today
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A panoramic view of Chongqing’s modern skyline with tall skyscrapers and mountainous backdrop. by sanynjez gao via Pexels.
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A Key Partner in Promoting Sustainable Development Collaboration
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Dr Rania Al Mashat, ESCWA, has hailed Qatar’s leadership in advancing sustainable development, digital transformation, and multilateral cooperation . . .
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Inclusion is Sustainability: Addressing Environmental Issues
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Unsustainable growth is driving us towards climate catastrophe, while inequitable growth is fuelling increased poverty, increased marginalisation and increased anger. See what can be done.
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Can the World Still Achieve the SDGs by 2030?
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The international community is at a critical moment when it comes to the UN Sustainable Development Goals, which were endorsed in 2015 . . .
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AlMusalla Jeddah, Saudi Arabia: A New Era in Design
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The Diriyah Biennale Foundation launched a new international architecture competition at the iconic Western Hajj Terminal . . .
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Soon, there will be so much electricity from renewables
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Electricity systems must balance supply and demand in real time. In the above scenario, when renewables are producing lots of electricity but there isn’t much demand, energy companies may need to curtail output . . .
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How To Heatproof a City: Lessons from the Gulf
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As temperatures rise, Gulf cities are pioneering smarter ways to stay cool – from shaded streets to AI-designed neighbourhoods.
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Knowledge Economic City Sells Land for Development
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Saudi Arabia’s Knowledge Economic City has announced the sale of 17,624.85 sq m plots of land within its premises in Madinah to two key entities – Al Bawaba International Investment and Olu Real Estate Company . . .
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A Legacy Built in Brick and Geometry: The Art of Arches
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.Among the countless architectural elements that have shaped Iranian architecture over more than three millennia, none is as structurally significant or culturally expressive as the arch.
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