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Cities
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WSP calls for greater productivity focus in planning and design
New report sheds light on the potential contribution of the way that cities are planned and designed to boost local productivity. -
Working together to create healthier cities
The relationship between city governments and business is a crucial one for public health. -
City leaders need to 'tune the market' to get best benefit from business
City leaders must set agendas which balance business benefit with outcomes for citizens and safeguard social resilience, says Mott MacDonald's Clare Wildfire. -
Jacobs appointed to lead Edinburgh city centre transformation
Jacobs is leading the transformation plan for a vibrant, people-focused capital city centre. -
Edinburgh named as UK’s most attractive city for inward investment
New report reveals that Edinburgh is the UK's most attractive city in which to invest. -
Cities sign new devolution deals
Liverpool and the West Midlands become the fifth and sixth city regions to sign up to new devolution deals. -
Smart technology to meet the challenge of creating liveable cities for the future
September saw North America’s first smart cities week. As mayors and city leaders from across the US descended on Washington to discuss innovations in city infrastructure development, Bechtel's Walker Kimball explains the implications for cities everywhere. -
Healthy, wealthy and wise – what makes a sustainable city?
The Gulf infrastructure sector met at Cityscape Global in Dubai this week to discuss how to create healthy, sustainable cities with worldwide carbon targets in mind. What are the options? -
Capital’s firms say to next Mayor: invest in housing and transport
Investing in the capital’s transport infrastructure and building more homes are the business community’s top priorities for London’s next Mayor, according to the CBI/CBRE London Business Survey. -
Driverless vehicles may well cut congestion but could also stimulate more demand for road travel
Arup senior transportation planner Kristin Olsen argues that driverless cars may promote efficiency but could also increase demand