Cities

Startup Archer Aviation has just unveiled Midnight, its first electric vertical take off and landing (eVTOL) vehicle.

Urban heat waves are getting worse, but better data and timely government action could make them less deadly.

A superblock covers several neighbourhood blocks reserved for shared use by cyclists, walkers, and residents.

A new playground in Melbourne’s Southbank is the work of artist Mike Hewson, who introduces "risk" back into play.

The Jestons taught us to dream of futuristic cities. Now, Dubai is building one.

US cities are covering the capped sites of former landfills with solar panels, turning the “brownfields” into “brightfields.”

In “micro-urban heat islands,” communities can experience heat wave conditions well before officials declare a heat emergency.

If the world's first floating city is a success, other coastal metropolises could use it as a blueprint for adapting to rising sea levels.

Cities turning themselves into sponges? See how cities like Berlin are leading the trend.

American towns and cities are no longer able to adapt to new residents. Is building new cities really the solution to this problem?