The Future of Cities: How Can We Build Differently to Promote Resilient and Low-Impact Environments?

The Future of Cities: How Can We Build Differently to Promote Resilient and Low-Impact Environments?
In the heart of a Dutch forest, this wooden frame building for the Triodos Bank was designed to be reversible by Rau Architects. Image © Ossip In the heart of a Dutch forest, this wooden frame building for the Triodos Bank was designed to be reversible by Rau Architects. Image © Ossip

How does the construction sector shape the future of cities? What challenges does it face? At the crossroads of demographic, social, energy, and climate pressures, the construction sector is changing fast. Professionals, institutions, and citizens are working together to build environments that improve health and well-being, encourages durable and place-responsive solutions, cut carbon emissions, withstand climate risks, and provide affordable, high-quality housing.

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