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Introduction: The Main Urban Challenge In our rapidly urbanizing world, urban areas house more than half of the global population. The need to address health conditions in these areas is urgent, and sustainable cities have emerged as an essential aspect of public health improvement. A careful literature review of urban design and mental health reveals

Urbanization effects on biodiversity are no longer neutral—relationships between urbanization and biodiversity have become a global concern. Biodiversity is a hot topic, and it’s inextricably linked to sustainable urban development. Urban planners must understand the importance of biodiversity in urban environments and create biodiverse urban scenes that contribute to human wellbeing. Section 1: The Importance

The Rise of Urban Agriculture As the world’s population continues to urbanize, the nexus between urban and peri-urban agriculture is strengthening. By 2050, urban areas will house more people, placing a significant strain on the food system and demanding innovative solutions. Section 1: Sustainable Urban Agriculture – The Path to Food Security Urban agriculture is

Introduction In the age of urbanization, urban public spaces have emerged as vital elements in shaping the quality of life and sustainability within cities. From plazas and green corridors to vibrant street space, public spaces play an essential role in sustainable urban design. This article delves into the transformative impact of public spaces and the

Introduction Urban areas are booming, but water scarcity looms as a critical challenge. How can cities be designed to increase water efficiency without compromising water quality? This article examines the integration of water conservation measures in urban design, focusing on planning, management, and utilization of existing water resources. 1. Understanding Water Needs and Consumption A.

Introduction The rapid urban development witnessed across global cities has given rise to a challenging issue: managing the overwhelming amount of waste produced daily. With the quantity of waste doubling in some cities, the need for sustainable waste management strategies has never been more vital. From municipal solid waste to hazardous waste, the issue demands

Urban areas are the beating heart of energy consumption, with growing demands for efficient, clean, and renewable energy sources. The integration of renewable energy in urban planning is no longer an option but a necessity for sustainable urban development. From harnessing solar energy to integrating wind power, cities worldwide are transforming the urban energy landscape.

As urban centers expand, the demand for energy in buildings continues to rise. With global energy consumption at an all-time high, the building sector is now focusing on sustainable technologies to minimize energy consumption and reduce carbon emissions. The integration of energy-efficient building design, renewable energy sources, and sustainable construction can not only contribute to