Smart Cities concept came as a new hope for the citizens of developing countries. Citizens in our towns and cities were confused because of lack of clarity- New Cities or Smarting the Existing?Government announced 100 Smart cities, and with that started the debates and conferences on what entailed the 'SMART'.
ARCHITECTURE Theory • Practice • Research • Pedagogy Dr SS Bhatti
Architecture is not only a profession that is studied or sometimes even not studied, and practiced by many, but once chosen, it becomes a way of life. As Le Corbusier declared that "Architecture is not a profession; it's a habit of the mind".
The book ARCHITECTURE Theory.Practice.Research.Pedagogy by Dr SS Bhatti, published by White Falcon Publishing, is the best example of Living in Architecture or Living Architecture.
Building Inclusive Cities to explore the ideas for Urbanism and programming on the growing concerns within the informal sector and the economic issues in our cities
BUILDING INCLUSIVE CITIES Featuring: Pedro Ortiz, Senior Consultant of Metropolitan Management and Planning for IGO's (International Governmental Organisations) Moderator: ElsaMarie DSilva, Red Dot Foundation Prathima Manohar, The Urban Vision On April 3, 2020, ElsaMarie DSilva, Founder & CEO of Red Dot Foundation(Safecity) and Prathima Manohar, Founder of The Urban Vision, both alumni of Stanford Centre of Democracy Development and Rule of Law's (CDDRL) Leadership Network for Change with Skill Virtual World Forum hosted a webinar on Building Inclusive Cities to explore the ideas for urbanism and programming on the growing concerns within the informal sector and the economic issues in our cities.
"No Return to Business as Usual": Mayors Pledge on COVID-19 Economic Recovery
C40 mayors issue call for a healthy, equitable and sustainable economic recovery to COVID-19 pandemic.
Statement endorsed by mayors of Los Angeles, Athens, Austin, Barcelona, Bogotá, Boston, Buenos Aires, Chicago, Copenhagen, Curitiba, Durban, Freetown, Hong Kong, Houston, Lima, Lisbon, London, Medellín, Melbourne, Mexico City, Milan, Montréal, New Orleans, New York City, Oslo, Portland, Quezon City, Rotterdam, Salvador, São Paulo, San Francisco, Santiago, Seattle, Seoul, Sydney, Tel Aviv-Yafo, Vancouver
London, 07 May – Mayors from many of the world's most powerful cities have warned that the recovery from COVID-19 "should not be a return to 'business as usual' – because that is a world on track for 3°C or more of over-heating."The C40 group of cities released a statement of principles to shape the recovery from the COVID-19 crisis.
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